Sickle Cell Disease and the Political Act of Rest for Black Women

For Black women living with Sickle Cell Disease, rest is highlighted not as a luxury, but as a political act essential for survival, resistance, and reclaiming bodily autonomy.

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SCD: Why rest is political for black women

For Black women with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), rest isn’t a luxury. It’s a political act of survival, resistance, and reclaiming one’s body. Read More: https://punchng.com/scd-why-rest-is-political-for-black-women/

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Sickle Cell Disease and the Political Act of Rest for Black Women

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