Lost to us in nineteen hundred and fifty one
A mother, a daughter, a human being
Ethics overridden by a hurried income
Lost to us in nineteen hundred and fifty one
What has come to pass cannot be undone
A generation lost, their conscience fleeing
Lost to us in nineteen hundred and fifty one
A mother, a daughter, a human being.
Henrietta Lacks: Gone, but no longer forgotten (Photo Credit: Aurelio A. Heckert)
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