I found these resources by searching for public health databases on USC Libraries. There were a lot to choose from so I tried to pull from a mix of global databases, like the World Health Organization, and local resources like the Los Angeles Department of Public Health. After finding these databases I searched using keywords like transgender, public health, and healthcare. These terms are often associated with plenty of issues and so it was easy to locate specific articles and resources that detailed a variety of issues that transgender individuals face. One article in particular that I think will be extremely helpful will be “Breaking down barriers to healthcare access for transgender people in Argentina” as it provides not just looks at specific issues that transgender people face but also individual accounts from people directly affected by access or lack thereof to gender-affirming healthcare. Another useful resource is data from the LADPH on the disproportionate impact on tr...
The past 15 weeks have been a journey. Pretending that I enjoyed this class wouldn't be fair to either myself or the person reading this either. I was here for the requirement and it felt like everyone else was as well. The collaboration was limited and not very effective and the self-publishing was thoroughly useless. Nobody commented anywhere close to on-time, in fact, the only comment I received before the last week of class was about some messed-up formatting of one of my blog posts. What I learned was only reinforcements of what I already knew: I'm a solid writer and I hate this kind of writing. This stuff won't be helpful because I'm not going to become an academic, nobody likes writing it, nobody likes reading it, and it just felt like a slog to write bloated papers without any passion behind them. My advice to future students is to make sure that you at least try to write about something you're passionate about because that will help make it more bearable.
This source is a resolution from the North Carolina Democratic Party that states the party’s role in inciting and organizing the riot that overthrew the government in 1898. The source is obviously a good one because it comes directly from the Party after a report on the 1898 race riot conducted by Wilmington. The resolution also acknowledges and distances the party from the actions taken by the people in charge back then and “celebrates its role in making the political process more inclusive for African Americans in the 20th Century and honors the actions of each modern Democratic President and Governor, all of whom made significant strides toward desegregation”. I think this source is a good one to use because it explains what happened, acknowledges the wrong that was done, and proposes solutions to improve the lives of those affected. It even highlights how this event wasn't really known about until the Wilmington Race Riot Commission was established in 2000. https://www.proques...
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