About this episode
In this conversation, Nicole Carr discusses her journey as a journalist and author with the publishing of her book “The Price of Exclusion: The Pursuit of Healthcare in a Segregated Nation.” Her book focuses on her exploration of Black medical history through her family legacy. This discussion highlights the often-overlooked contributions of Black physicians, the importance of understanding historical context and ancestry in storytelling, and how these elements shape her narrative.
Carr reflects on the challenges of writing during the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of thorough research, and the complexities of the publishing process. She emphasizes the living nature of books and the significance of community in the writing process. Carr shares her experiences navigating the publishing landscape and offers valuable advice for aspiring writers.