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A viral clip from a Black Studies professor claims that during the Victorian era, white Europeans ate Egyptian mummies by the hundreds to "embody their progression." The professor argues that mummified remains were turned into medicine known as "mummia." The hosts react with skepticism to the historical claims presented in the video.
Surgeon General Jerome Adams, Tuskegee Syphilis Study, Black Community Trust
Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams addressed vaccine hesitancy in the Black community by acknowledging the historical trauma of the 1932 Tuskegee Syphilis Study. He noted that the U.S. Public Health Service, which he now leads, oversaw the horrific 40-year study where treatment was intentionally withheld from Black men.
Naomi Schaefer Riley, Chronicle of Higher Education Termination
The Chronicle of Higher Education fired blogger Naomi Schaefer Riley following a controversial post critical of Black Studies dissertations. Over 6,500 people signed a petition demanding her removal after she questioned the academic merit of specific research titles. The incident has sparked a debate regarding freedom of speech and the influence of the "educational industrial complex" on academic discourse.
