Nurses Day 2021 Quotes

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Loneliness thus leads to meanness. As the saying goes, pain that is not transformed gets transmitted. The data I just cited about social isolation and sadness is, no surprise, accompanied by other sorts of data about rising hostility and callousness. In 2021, hate-crime reports surged to their highest levels in twelve years. In 2000, roughly two-thirds of Americans gave to charity; by 2021, fewer than half did. One restaurant owner recently told me that he has to ban somebody from his place for rude behavior almost every week these days. That didn’t use to happen. A friend of mine who is a nurse says her number one problem is retaining staff. Her nurses want to quit because the patients have become so abusive, even violent. As the columnist Peggy Noonan put it, “People are proud of their bitterness now.
David Brooks (How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen)
Later that year, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk developed cold symptoms and decided to take four tests—same day, same test, same nurse. Two came back positive, and two came back negative. “Something extremely bogus is going on,” he said. Musk was right. It would take the CDC until July 21, 2021 to acknowledge that the PCR test is so faulty as to be clinically useless, revoking its emergency use authorization…but prospectively, and not until December 31.
Mark McDonald (United States of Fear: How America Fell Victim to a Mass Delusional Psychosis)
If you had told nine-year-old me that one day I would be the face of any beauty campaign that celebrated my dark skin and Ashanti features especially, I would not have believed you. I was still nursing stings that would continue into adulthood of being shaded for my complexion. I remember the schoolchildren who would put their arms next to mine and sigh in relief that their skin was not as dark. If you told me the beauty campaign would somehow be linked to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), I would be further confused. Yet in 2021 I became the face of Olay’s #DecodeTheBias campaign and in the process worked to increase the number of women in STEM; develop guidelines for creating just, responsible, and inclusive consumer AI products; and elevate public awareness about issues of algorithmic bias. I still remember my spokesperson talking points.
Joy Buolamwini (Unmasking AI: My Mission to Protect What Is Human in a World of Machines)