EXAMINING WOMEN

Former members of the Israel of God Evangelist Committee provide insight and understanding on the interpretation of the King James Version (KJV) bible in comparison with new translations. They discuss how the meaning and changing of one word in a bible scripture and change the meaning of the verse. Also, the Four Winds of Heavens book by the Israel of God as a tool to assist with understanding the KJV is discussed as well.

Yvetta Massey a Nurse and Director of Sunrise Health Clinic in Riverdale, Illinois, talks about the effects of undiagnosed sexually transmitted diseases in the communities of color can lead to cancer and other debilitating chronic diseases with host Catherine McQueen and co-host Jerome Johnson.

Dr. Bob Murray and Dr. Alicia Fortinberry are internationally recognized experts in creating optimism and overcoming depression. They are passionate about each person’s ability to join with others in creating healing, supportive relationships and create lives full of joy and meaning.

Dr. Thomas Quinn at the National Institute of Health Director, Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health Professor of Medicine is a medical expert in HIV/AIDS, HIV/STD Interaction, Infectious Disease, Infectious Diseases and International Health, and Internal Medicine.  His research interests include HIV epidemiology, virology, pathogenesis and clinical care. In this interview with host Catherine McQueen he discusses in detail his findings and importance of circumcision in males after a study conducted on African men from Sub Sahara Africa. 

This episode of Examining Women produced by Catherine provides insight on the research of Dr. Thomas Quinn from the National Institute of Health on circumcision. Dr. Quinn discusses in detail his findings on the importance of circumcision in males after a study conducted on men from Sub Sahara Africa. 

Project Brotherhood is a clinic on the South side of Chicago run by all Black doctors for African American men. This interview is about African American men's reluctance to trust white doctors and the founding of Project Brotherhood and its initiatives.  Catherine discusses the initiative of the clinic with their doctors and administrators to provide better healthcare  and other community services for Black men. 

In these episodes we learn valuable history about women and health issues.