Common Thread

Authors

  • Tierra Smith Morehouse School of Medicine

Abstract

This drawing depicts two distinct individuals with different perspectives on life.  However, there is an overlapping of their faces and similarity in their attire (threads); this represents an underlying commonality.  This commonality, amongst all people regardless of race, gender, religion, and any other difference, is how I define humanism.

Author Biography

Tierra Smith, Morehouse School of Medicine

Fourth year medical student
HEAL Volume 08

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Published

2017-09-21

Issue

Vol. 8 (2017)

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Volume 8 Cover Art Contest!

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