Henrietta Lacks: the Legacy of Her Immortal Cells

Production directors: Diane Kim, Anjelica Shrestha
Video editors: Diane Kim, Anjelica Shrestha
Scriptwriters: Diane Kim, Erin Lin, Serena Bansal, Anjelica Shrestha
Narration: Erin Lin, Serena Bansal
In 1952, HeLa cells became the first human cells to grow and divide indefinitely in a lab. The cells were taken from a Black woman named Henrietta Lacks and used for research without her consent. Do the incredible biomedical discoveries achieved with her cells justify the wrongdoings? What is being done to prevent stories like hers from repeating?
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