Elizabeth Weber

[Elizabeth Weber @ekweber_]

R5: Deborah learning more about her mother after years of shilding, and facing the blurred lines between fact & fiction #brooksaplang

[Elizabeth Weber @ekweber_]

R4: Skloot is slightly biased towards Gey; however, she keeps reality and the Lacks' negative view separate in the book. #brooksaplang

[Elizabeth Weber @ekweber_]

@Jeremy__Hill Actually it is period 6.....

[Elizabeth Weber @ekweber_]

@jessrmohler Does the attention for Henrietta and knowledge learned outweigh the loss of privacy from the book? #brooksaplang

[Elizabeth Weber @ekweber_]

R3: The writing gives closure to the family, and allows Deborah to solve loose ends abouts her mother and sister. #brooksaplang

[Elizabeth Weber @ekweber_]

@CharlieBioMed @Oprah We see Clover's journey as well. At the start, it is Hen's home, and by the end of the story, it is demolished #ripclover

[Elizabeth Weber @ekweber_]

R2: The setting establishes the overall mood. Hopkin's cleaness is illustrated as uknown to the Lacks, which Skoot emphasizes #brooksaplang

[Elizabeth Weber @ekweber_]

I don't think it was a choice of one or the other, but religion was an important backbone in all of their lives #brooksaplang https://t.co/EVXBGN7kKN

[Taylor Brown @taylor_0727]

@lilliansagna1 I didn't think they ignored science, I thought they didn't understand it so they used religion instead #BrooksAPLang

[Elizabeth Weber @ekweber_]

R1: Faith and religion gives the Lacks' family a connection to Henrietta, even when people have worked against them #brooksaplang