[post_page_title]Something the Lord Made (2004)[/post_page_title]
Before we discuss this film, we need to preface it with a reminder first: racism has, and still, exists. And that was very troubling when a certain African American laboratory supervisor, Vivien Thomas, assisted Dr. Alfred Blalock in perfecting the technique for doing heart surgery in blue babies. Something the Lord Made is a chronicle of a medical genius’s uncredited efforts as a victim of racism. Prepare for a taste of anger, anguish, and betrayal in this movie, which future historians might one day believe as a stunning sample of 20th century social climate.
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