Smoke alarms are designed to emit loud, piercing sounds to alert individuals in case of fire, a function primarily tied to individual hearing capabilities rather than race or ethnicity. However, broader social and economic factors can influence fire safety in different communities, including African American communities.
If you've visited a Black family member's home and heard a brief but insistent beep from their smoke alarm, that chirp is a clear signal that the battery needs replacing.... Read more
via: https://kmojfm.com/wp/2024/07/breaking-down-the-stereotype-black-people-and-smoke-detectors/

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