COVID-19: Legacies of Structural Racism
Podcast |
We Live Here
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Race
Society & Culture
St. Louis
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Society & Culture
Publication Date |
Apr 23, 2020
Episode Duration |
00:20:23

The response to COVID-19 has varied across the country and across the globe. By now the especially devastating toll on black Americans has been well documented with death rates disturbingly and disproportionately higher than whites.The city of St. Louis made national headlines when its first 12 recorded deaths from COVID-19 were black. The peak of the first wave of cases expected to hit around the same day this episode is being released, which is why we wanted to better understand how the outbreak is touching the lives of black St. Louisans. In this episode a doctor, a mayor, and a nurse share their stories about how COVID-19 is affecting black residents in the St. Louis region and how they're working to make sure everyone in our town can stand a chance against the deadly virus.

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