As human beings we all experience life differently. In 1964, Fanny Lou Hamer, an African–American civil rights activist (1917-1978) wrote, ‘All my life I have been sick and tired. Now...
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When others speak for us, at best our stories are miss-told,
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Sick and Tired: Black Women and Health
In 1964, Fanny Lou Hamer, an African–American civil rights activist (1917-1978) wrote,
‘All my life I have been sick and tired. Now I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired.’
In her lifetime Fanny Lou had fought hard against the racism, sexism and economic oppression of the time…
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