Hello everyone and welcome to Slash Home Daily for Friday, April 9, 2021.

On today's episode, we're going to have a spoiler filled discussion about the Falcon

in the Winter Soldier, episode 4, the world is watching. This is slash film, Editor-in-Chief Peter

Sorretta. Joining me on Today's podcast is slash film weekend editor, Brad Omen.

Hey, that's me. Okay, let's get into it, Brad.

We really haven't had many feedback sections for these episodes because a lot of it's very

straightforward, but this week we do have a couple emails I want to get to and actually a bunch of them are actually going to read in the speculation section.

You know every week this is divided into four sections we do feedback we do our brief reactions we do our breakdown and the speculation

but I'm keeping some of those for the speculation because some people might consider them possible

spoilers even though it's like speculation so I think I'm going to keep that

keep some of the stuff for there but okay let's start off with some stuff that isn't spoilers.

Joe Jokai writes in, he says there's been a lot to said about the Tuskegee experiments

influence on the Isaiah Bradley storyline and rightfully so as you know the creators have referenced that in interviews

but episode three in particular, I'm reminded even more so of another questionable episode of American

history, the immortal cell line of Henrietta Lax. Do you know what this is, Brad?

I know that there is an HBO movie or series about it, but I haven't seen it.

So I am not super familiar with its place in history.

Well, I gotta say I had no idea anything about this.

But anyways, I'm reading from the email here for those unfamiliar

lax was an African American woman who died of cancer in 1951 without the

knowledge consent or compensation of Henrietta herself or any of her family members,

Dr. John Hopkins cultured herself into what's called an immortalized human cell line,

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