soulsoaker:femminiello:youwish-youcould:br1ghtfutur3:lareinaana:latinosexuality:jcoleknowsbest:invis
soulsoaker:femminiello:youwish-youcould:br1ghtfutur3:lareinaana:latinosexuality:jcoleknowsbest:invisibleblackunicorn:mimicryisnotmastery:blackbabesupremacy:What happened in Puerto RicoI wanna know what happened in Puerto RicoIt’s too late for me to remember where I put the receipts for this, but IIRC more experiments + forced hysterectomies on women.^^^ yeap… keep in mind Tuskegee happened at a HBCU and lasted 40 years (originally only planned to last 3 months) and the US knew of a ‘cure” penicillin. In Puerto Rico: oral birth control pills trials (with not full disclosure given to participants and some deaths during trials) more at PBS “The Puerto Rican Pill Trials“ this also happened in Haiti. My testimonio re: not celebrating the pill here. (tw: white folks don’t like my pov just see comments and this article was posted on other sites where white folks didn’t dig it either).forced sterilization of PR women (we still have the highest rates of sterilization, read more about the 3 generations of sterilization (non-consensual and consensual) in her book, Matters of Choice, Iris Rodriguez who does qualitative work interviewing women in families, she also coined the phrase “agency within constraints” in her texts about this topic. this has happened with various women of color and women with disabilities throughout US history and currently. They experimented on Puerto Ricans in the Rockefeller center for years as well, illegally. And yeah, the medical abuse of white supremacy extends much further than most realize. It’s as big of a industrial complex as the military or the prison system.Hell they made penicillin by stealing a black woman’s DNA, a black woman who they never compensated and let die off after they stole the DNA.Because white people don’t like to reblog the truthpenicillin is made from bread mold. henrietta lacks’ cancer cells are used to test the effects of certain chemicals on human cells. it’s still evil that her family wasn’t compensated, and that she had her cells taken without consent in the first place.most of modern gynecology is rooted in information gathered from forced surgeries on black women -- source link