Who Is Henrietta Lacks Justified?

The author creates interest by saying how she first found out about Henrietta and she wanted to find out more information about her. My reaction on Deborah is that the way she acting is alright because she deserves to know everything that has happened to her mother. The term “Jim Crow era” is talking about the time period where the only major hospital also treated black patients. My impression on Henrietta is very surprising because of how many siblings she has, the age she got pregnant, and the other experiences she has gone through in so far. I believe that TeLinde’s research was important by him trying to find out what she had and not really justified because she didn’t know her cells were going to be given to someone else as well. Dr. Gey
I think the cousins interpret the storm as a sign of sadness that occurred in the exact moment the coffin was being lowered and I agree. Of course the Microbiological Associates had no right in selling these cells because they’re getting all the money when it was coming from other people who actually put in work and effort into it. Gey declined to give the name of Henrietta Lacks to journalists because he wanted to throw them off and this way the Lacks family didn’t know her cells were still alive. Ethel was able to do the harsh punishments to the children because Lawrence moved out of the house for two years, but later came back so his siblings can move in with him and his girlfriend. Cliff took Rebecca to the cemetery where he told her how there were white and black past members of the family. He told her about her great grandparents and what happened during that time. My reaction was unbelievable because of how he didn’t want to risk himself and saying there is only a few skilled researchers. Scientists worried about the cells contaminating others and tried to find out which