Tell the story of Henrietta Lacks is imperative to bringing justice, equality, and representation to the reality of medical care in the black community. The cells stolen from Henrietta’s body have changed history and leaves the way for modern medicine, and her family was unaware for decades. Weaving narrative, biology, histology, science, and journalism together, this book beautifully tells the story of Henrietta and her children. And we need to hear it.