Hundreds of cars join funeral procession through Hartford as George Floyd protests continue across Connecticut; speakers say now is moment for change
Hundreds of cars join funeral procession through Hartford as George Floyd protests continue across Connecticut; speakers say now is moment for change
Contact tracing: How to better meet the needs of communities of color
Contact tracing: How to better meet the needs of communities of color
Community and faith-based organizations need to be part of the solution
By: Rev. Robyn Anderson, CT Mirror, May 21, 2020. Available Here.
Read moreZoning: The cause of poverty and segregation
Zoning: The cause of poverty and segregation
By Robert Orr, CT Mirror, June 16, 2020. Available Here.
Read moreThere are tools to address the racial/ethnic health disparities exposed by the coronavirus
There are tools to address the racial/ethnic health disparities exposed by the coronavirus
Now that we can quantify it, leaders have a moral obligation to address the problem
By: Victor Villagra, MD and Emil Coman, PhD, CT Mirror, May 22, 2020. Available Here.
Read moreStop Talking About Inequality and Do Something About It
Stop Talking About Inequality and Do Something About It
This virus is poised to rip through black neighborhoods like mine.
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Read moreConnecticut’s big city mayors call for help for renters out of work during pandemic
Connecticut’s big city mayors call for help for renters out of work during pandemic
By Jacqueline Rabe Thomas and Gregory Hladky, CT Mirror, April 8, 2020. Available Here.
Read moreBlack people are overwhelmingly dying from coronavirus in cities across the US
Black people are overwhelmingly dying from coronavirus in cities across the US
By Deborah Barfield Berry, USA Today, April 7, 2020. Available Here.
Read moreU.S. government is urged to release race, ethnicity data on covid-19 cases
U.S. government is urged to release race, ethnicity data on covid-19 cases
By Vanessa Williams, Washington Post, April 6, 2020.
Read moreIn Chicago, 70% of COVID-19 Deaths Are Black
In Chicago, 70% of COVID-19 Deaths Are Black
By Elliott Ramos and María Inés Zamudio, WBEZ, April 5, 2020. Available Here.
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