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Broad Disparity for How Black Women Experience Breast Cancer
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“I would like everyone to know that domestic violence is real. TiMira is a product of it. There’s so much violence, we can’t solve problems through violence. Pay attention, ask questions, go out of your way to help people.”
-Valerie Pullom, mother of TiMira Marchell Pullom, 28, fatally shot by her child’s father in September; birminghamtimes. Oct. 9.
“Being so young … I never had a mammogram. I never did a self-check mammogram. I didn’t think about a mammogram because I was in my 20s,”
-Breast cancer survivor, Raquel Smith, now 40, on being diagnosed at age 27; birminghamtimes, Oct. 4.
