Medical Sociology on Wheels

Comments on Health Beliefs, Risk, Mitigation, and Sociological Research Methods, a Disabled Perspective

I mask because networking matters, but not more than safety – digital self portrait of me, a red headed white woman, posing for a photo with my spouse, Jake, a bald white man. We are dressed in N95 respirators and "holiday" attire for a work event.

#IMaskBecause Networking Matters, but Not More than Safety.

I mask because networking matters, but not more than safety – digital self portrait of me, a red headed white woman, posing for a photo with my spouse, Jake, a bald white man. We are dressed in N95 respirators and "holiday" attire for a work event.
I mask because networking matters, but not more than safety – digital self portrait of me, a red headed white woman, posing for a photo with my spouse, Jake, a bald white man. We are dressed in N95 respirators and “holiday” attire for a work event. Jake is wearing black pants with a brown blazer over a maroon quarter-zip sweater and salmon button-down shirt. I am wearing a dark blue dress with puffy sleeves and a square neck, a gold watch, gold necklace, and gold wire-rimmed glasses. Background is solid forest green, caption lettering is white.

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Where it all started:

Find the #IMaskBecause series on my Twitter @MedSociOnWheels. This portrait is based on post 1 of the series, shown below.

Heather Sue M. Rosen, PhD

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