As we have gone through this pandemic, we recognize disproportionately that African Americans, the descendants of the slave trade in many cases, have no health insurance and, in many other cases, are under insured along those lines as well.
Summer Lee: “As we have gone through this pandemic, we recognize disproportionately that African Americans, the descendants of the…”
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Discussing healthcare disparities faced by African Americans during the pandemic.
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