A medical mythbuster's mission to improve health care | Joel Bervell

This book chronicles the war against Black reproduction from slavery to the present day, exposing America’s systemic abuse of Black women’s bodies. It covers topics such as the economic stake in enslaved women’s fertility, government programs that coerced sterilization, and the criminalization of parenting by poor Black women. Roberts argues for a new standard of 'liberty' and 'equality' based on social and individual justice, emphasizing the need for government to foster these values.

In 'Legacy', James Kerr delves into the culture and ethos of the New Zealand All Blacks rugby team, one of the most successful sports teams in the world. The book reveals 15 practical lessons derived from the team's unique culture, which are applicable to leadership and business. These lessons include principles such as 'Sweep the Sheds' (promoting humility and collective responsibility), 'Whakapapa' and 'Tikanga' (underlining the importance of knowing one's roots and adhering to ethical behavior), and 'Black Box Thinking' (assuming responsibility and learning from failure). Kerr also emphasizes the importance of camaraderie, continuous improvement, and authentic leadership. The book provides a roadmap to potential greatness by embracing one's roots, striving for leadership, and growing within a team[2][3][5].