Man Being Tested At Mount Sinai Hospital For Possible Ebola Virus

originally posted by: BerenstEiner
East Harlem?

Isn't that where black people live?

African American blacks are in Harlem. You know, people who have been here as long as the founding fathers, hundreds of years in America with no connection to Africa.

Actual recent generational African Immigrants with preserved culture from their home countries are spread all throughout and generally aren't limited to "black" neighborhoods.


Though I don't think your comment was very insightful or very curious.

If you are concerned about catching or spreading Ebola, my best advice would be to wash your hands more often, wear slippers around the house and don't touch your face and mouth when out in public. Skin color doesn't determine the odds of carrying or catching Ebola.

Report: 6 Tested in NYC Tested for Ebola; News Withheld from Public

“There have been about a half-a-dozen patients who have had their blood tested because of the concern. Those particular patients, their stories were not made public. This patient was. I'm not sure if that's because of heightened concern by the hospital or what that means exactly. But, again, we just can't say for sure until the final tests come back and you know, they want to be sure on this. It takes about a day or so.”

originally posted by: BlubberyConspiracy

originally posted by: BerenstEiner
East Harlem?

Isn't that where black people live?

Though I don't think your comment was very insightful or very curious.

AIDS in Africa.

Syphilis in Tuskegee.

Crack in the inner city.

Katrina in Louisiana.

Insightful enough for you?

Test results are negative for the NY case.

CNN