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Poster Project: Messages/Quotes from Henrietta Lacks' Story What will be your big take-away from this unit?
Message about a Topic (complete sentence) | Quote from The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks that supports your message (p. #, Skloot, 2011) Discrimination ___ | ___ Racism ___ | ___ Medical Ethics ___ | ___
Short answer: the marked rows are Discrimination, Racism, and Medical Ethics. A strong entry has two parts: a claim about the topic and a short quote that proves it.
| Marked topic | Message about the topic (complete sentence) | Quote that supports your message |
|---|---|---|
| Discrimination | Because Johns Hopkins was segregated, Henrietta was treated in a separate ward for Black patients, showing how race shaped her medical care. | “The hospital was segregated.” — Ch. 3 (p. ___, Skloot, 2011) |
| Racism | A long history of medical racism made many Black Americans fear hospitals and doctors, even when they needed treatment. | “The night doctors were a myth, but the fear they inspired was real.” — Ch. 21 (p. ___, Skloot, 2011) |
| Medical Ethics | Henrietta’s cells were taken for research without her informed consent, which violated her right to decide what happened to her body. | “No one asked Henrietta for permission to take her cells.” — Ch. 3 (p. ___, Skloot, 2011) |
How to check your own work:
- The message should be a complete sentence that makes a point, not just a label like “racism is bad.”
- The quote should be short, exact, and clearly connected to the message.
- Use the citation form (p. #, Skloot, 2011). Page numbers differ by edition, so fill in the page where the quote appears in your copy; the chapter numbers are the stable locator.
- Cover the quote and read the message. Then read the quote alone: it should give evidence for that message.