The Scottsboro Boys Have you ever heard of the Scottsboro Boys or wondered about the early Jim Crow South? Well, the Scottsboro Boys were a group of black youths that got into a fight with white boys in a freight car on a train going from Chattanooga, TN south to Alabama. After the white boys told officers about the fight, the Boys were taken into […]

The Advancement of Racial Equality   Since the beginning of the United States of America becoming one union has been the driving force in the lives of many people. Major Ownes, who was a New York politician as well as a member of the Democratic Party once said, “What is our biggest enemy? Segregation.” However, what he failed to put into his quote was the […]

Throughout the history of United States we have had different views of racial leadership in Afro American political thought from W.E.B Du Bois to Booker T. Washington to Marcus Garvey who sought to lead African-Americans from the oppression they face. All three of these historical figures had different views on racial leadership and politics as well as the vision and direction that racial emancipation should […]

This program will consist of 500 Hispanic women age 25 to 34 years. We will recruit our participants from Planned Parenthood clinics and low-income communities. Using the Social Determinants of Health concept, we will identify who will be recruited, how we will apply our intervention, and why it will be effective. Recruitment will be based on income earned and education level as they are often […]

James Begun and Janet Malcolm define public health leadership as “the practice of mobilizing people, organizations, and communities to effectively tackle tough public health challenges”(loc568). Several characteristics of the Begun and Malcolm approach are useful to this study. First, the approach recognizes that the USA context is not supportive of public health leadership (Bambra 2011); second, it recognizes that public health leaders may originate from […]

Radiology research paper Cone beam computed tomography   Theodore Bennett

Abstract Radiology and the development of the first X-ray has been around for over a century and throughout that journey the practice of radiography has acquired more aspects to the career. For instance, 100 years ago it was all about taking an X-ray. Now the radiologic technologist, which is a licensed tech that takes radiographic images, has other practices to accomplish. Those include, but are […]

CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW Customs in international law can generally be defined as rules developed by the practice of states, which rules the states concerned follow because they believe there is a rule of law requiring them to behave as such. Rebecca Wallace (1997) defines it as “a practice followed by those concerned because they feel legally obliged to behave in such a way” (p. 172). […]

The balance between providing high-quality medical care and running a profitable business is a constant battle in the medical community. Thirty years ago, less than two percent of physicians changed jobs during their career. Today, approximately ten percent of physicians change jobs on an annual basis. As physician mobility begins to rise, the medical community’s need to protect its business interest become increasingly necessary. Physician […]