Sick and tired of being sick and tired: even for middle-class black women, serious health problems are the legacy of their race's past

Article Abstract:

Poverty adversely affects the health of many African Americans, but even college-educated black women suffer from health problems that are a result of being only a generation or two removed from poverty. Childhood poverty, racism and other factors are discussed.

Health aspects, Poverty, Racism, African American women

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Sick of broken promises: it's time for women to hold politicians to their word

Article Abstract:

A woman gave money to a candidate who flip-flopped about being pro-choice once he was in office. She was enraged and wanted her money back. Politicians who break campaign promises should hear from their constituents.

Column, Ethical aspects, Political campaigns, Legislators

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Is your job making you sick?

Article Abstract:

Environmental hazards in the office can make people sick. Recent government regulations require employers to meet certain occupational safety standards and to provide a relatively healthy work environment.

Laws, regulations and rules, Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Work environment, Environmental health

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