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I've spent the last five years studying the influence of mega-threats on racial minorities in the workplace. What are Mega-threats? I'm glad you asked! Here is a summary of my article with my brilliant co-author @ProfShimul about mega-threats 1/n
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@ProfShimul Mega-Threats are large scale identity related societal events. Societal events are can be considered identity related when an individual is attacked, threatened, or harmed because of their social group membership. 2/n
@ProfShimul The murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd are mega-threats that are particularly relevant for Black people. I've also studied the influence of other mega-threats that have targeted individuals within other racial minority identity groups … 3/n
Hey Twitter. Stay tuned, because this Thursday I'm excited to #ShareTheMicNowPublicHealth with my amazing colleague (and former @HarvardBiostats classmate) Dr. Alisa Stephens-Shields @DrSteShi of UPenn. 
Dr. Stephens-Shields is a rockstar biostatistician who is deeply committed to advocacy and better screening for the Black community. She will be taking over my account for the day on July 9th. I hope you're ready to read, listen, and learn from her wisdom.
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#ShareTheMicNowPublicHealth is inspired by #ShareTheMicNow and #ShareTheMicNowMed. It's about amplifying voices we need to be hearing from. Alisa is someone I really admire, so I am thrilled that she has signed on. Check back Thursday!
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