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Truth Be Told on 'Rona and Racism

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KQED's Truth Be Told podcast is hosted by Tonya Mosley.

Our friends over at the podcast Truth Be Told just dropped their second season and I wanted to share some of their recent episode about COVID-19, called ‘Rona and Racism: A Survival Guide.

Public health emergencies affect people of color in different ways. Historical trauma and lack of systemic trust all contribute to deep angst. As both a medical doctor and journalist, Dr. Seema Yasmin answers your questions about living in the time of COVID-19 as a person of color, and offers some validation – “We have the right to feel whatever we feel.”

To read the webpost and see a full list of resources you can visit the Truth Be Told page.

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