With a 65% survival rate for skin cancer patients of color, Bias Block is a campaign built to spread awareness and push for a diagnosis to allow people to receive the treatments they need. To combat the bullsh*t notion that those with darker skin tones can’t get skin cancer, we’ve created a fitting acronym that works to inform and encourage Black people to check the places where skin cancer most frequently develops. Using informational vending machines, these kiosks will be a hub for information, screenings, and samples of Bias Block clear sunscreen.

With a 65% survival rate for skin cancer patients of color, Bias Block is a campaign built to spread awareness and push for a diagnosis to allow people to receive the treatments they need. To combat the bullsh*t notion that those with darker skin tones can’t get skin cancer, we’ve created a fitting acronym that works to inform and encourage Black people to check the places where skin cancer most frequently develops. Using informational vending machines, these kiosks will be a hub for information, screenings, and samples of Bias Block clear sunscreen.

With a 65% survival rate for skin cancer patients of color, Bias Block is a campaign built to spread awareness and push for a diagnosis to allow people to receive the treatments they need. To combat the bullsh*t notion that those with darker skin tones can’t get skin cancer, we’ve created a fitting acronym that works to inform and encourage Black people to check the places where skin cancer most frequently develops. Using informational vending machines, these kiosks will be a hub for information, screenings, and samples of Bias Block clear sunscreen.

With a 65% survival rate for skin cancer patients of color, Bias Block is a campaign built to spread awareness and push for a diagnosis to allow people to receive the treatments they need. To combat the bullsh*t notion that those with darker skin tones can’t get skin cancer, we’ve created a fitting acronym that works to inform and encourage Black people to check the places where skin cancer most frequently develops. Using informational vending machines, these kiosks will be a hub for information, screenings, and samples of Bias Block clear sunscreen.

With a 65% survival rate for skin cancer patients of color, Bias Block is a campaign built to spread awareness and push for a diagnosis to allow people to receive the treatments they need. To combat the bullsh*t notion that those with darker skin tones can’t get skin cancer, we’ve created a fitting acronym that works to inform and encourage Black people to check the places where skin cancer most frequently develops. Using informational vending machines, these kiosks will be a hub for information, screenings, and samples of Bias Block clear sunscreen.

With a 65% survival rate for skin cancer patients of color, Bias Block is a campaign built to spread awareness and push for a diagnosis to allow people to receive the treatments they need. To combat the bullsh*t notion that those with darker skin tones can’t get skin cancer, we’ve created a fitting acronym that works to inform and encourage Black people to check the places where skin cancer most frequently develops. Using informational vending machines, these kiosks will be a hub for information, screenings, and samples of Bias Block clear sunscreen.

With a 65% survival rate for skin cancer patients of color, Bias Block is a campaign built to spread awareness and push for a diagnosis to allow people to receive the treatments they need. To combat the bullsh*t notion that those with darker skin tones can’t get skin cancer, we’ve created a fitting acronym that works to inform and encourage Black people to check the places where skin cancer most frequently develops. Using informational vending machines, these kiosks will be a hub for information, screenings, and samples of Bias Block clear sunscreen.