Send a letter to Tom Joyner!Site
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… former name of "Take a Loved One to the Doctor Day." Eight years ago, nurses convinced the Dept. of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health (OMH) to change the name of its campaign to "Take a Loved One for a Checkup Day" because …
Ask Lionsgate to cease with the naughty-axe postersSite
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… s in the "Saw" series, involves blood drives using posters featuring "nurses." Holding blood drives is admirable, but these poster images exploit gender-oriented stereotypes of nursing. I understand that the new drive's theme is "All Types …
Send a letter to Tom Joyner!Site
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… former name of "Take a Loved One to the Doctor Day." Eight years ago, nurses convinced the Dept. of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health (OMH) to change the name of its campaign to "Take a Loved One for a Checkup Day" because …
Send a letter to Tom Joyner!Site
/letters/2017/old/tj_form_test.html
… former name of "Take a Loved One to the Doctor Day." Eight years ago, nurses convinced the Dept. of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health (OMH) to change the name of its campaign to "Take a Loved One for a Checkup Day" because …
Ask Lionsgate to cease with the naughty-axe postersSite
/letters/2017/lionsgate-old.html
… s in the "Saw" series, involves blood drives using posters featuring "nurses." Holding blood drives is admirable, but these poster images exploit gender-oriented stereotypes of nursing. I understand that the new drive's theme is "All Types …
Campaign to educate Paul KrugmanSite
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… nial? Educate Paul Krugman about the cognitive level it takes to be a nurse! Nobel-winning economist Paul Krugman thinks nursing is "menial," not "cognitive" Subject:* Please feel free to delete our letter and write your own, or add to our …
Ask Lionsgate to cease with the naughty-axe postersSite
/letters/2017/lionsgate-test.html
… s in the "Saw" series, involves blood drives using posters featuring "nurses." Holding blood drives is admirable, but these poster images exploit gender-oriented stereotypes of nursing. I understand that the new drive's theme is "All Types …