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The Anointed Nurse: A Journey of Care

The Anointed Nurse: A Journey of Care

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On this episode of History of Being Black, Dr. Johnathan JeVon White sits down with nurse Jamila Pleas Mott, BSN, RN'for a deeply personal conversation about calling, care, advocacy, and the realities of being Black in healthcare. Jamila takes us back to her upbringing in Chicago and the people, experiences, faith, and community that helped shape her path into nursing. She shares what she has witnessed firsthand inside the healthcare system, including systemic racism and the disparities that continue to put Black mothers at greater risk. The conversation explores why patient advocacy matters, the responsibility nurses carry when patients feel unheard or unseen, and what it means to speak up within systems that don't always treat every patient equally. Jamila also reflects on the extraordinary pressures nurses faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and how faith and community helped sustain her through some of the profession's most difficult moments. It's a conversation about more than nursing. It's about who receives care, who gets heard, who advocates when the system fails—and the Black healthcare professionals working every day to make that system better. Find more conversations like this on the Mean Ole Lion app.
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