Kimberly Manning
speaker
586 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2020
last heard Sep 2020
Kimberly Manning’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And, you know, what's so dope about that freestyle that she offered us really was about how all these different looks that we have and how eventually, you know, professionalism has to be redefined.
Right.
To to to get with.
where we are.
It's exhausting to try to learn how to be a doctor and how to learn the new guidelines on what to do for a venous thromboembolism, but at the same time, be somebody that you are not.
And what we see in the mirror, our outward appearance, is a big part of who we are.
And I just loved how she kind of unpacked all the hairstyles.
She's like, you'll press out your puff puff.
Go on, girl, with your puff puff.
Because, you know, you got a puff puff right now.
You got a little puff puff
Oh, yeah.
I got a little high bun going on.
Yeah, that was a good one.
And then, of course, I was absolutely brought to tears by this elegant, elegant story told by one of our storytellers of honoring her patient through braiding her hair.
Mm-hmm.
You know, like when you look good, you feel good.
And I think a lot of black women and maybe some black men who heard this have been in hospitals, have had that experience where they've looked at somebody who looked like them and saw their hair matted and said, man, let me just comb your hair for you.
That was a real moment for me.
The cadence also of the story, how measured her voice was as she told the story, it just honored the patient and the experience in such a special way.
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