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Behind 1 woman’s fight for better cancer outcomes for Black people

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Cancer survivor Ricki Fairley is the founder and CEO of Touch, the Black Breast Cancer Alliance in Annapolis. She talks about how she created a whole new life for herself after her diagnosis and how her nonprofit aims to change the way the world looks at Black woman and breast cancer.

Post-mastectomy pain made her feel ‘on fire.’ Nerve freezing offered relief