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Race, reparations and the allegory of the roach

Coronavirus proves, yet again, the U.S. needs reparations

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EXPERT: CORONAVIRUS COULD HAVE ‘DEVASTATING’ EFFECT ON THE WEALTH OF BLACK AMERICA

Scholars Say COVID-19 Has Exposed America’s Racial Fault Lines

In Netflix’s ‘#blackAF,’ Kenya Barris dares you to laugh at — or with — a black Larry David

Duke Professor: COVID-19 Means Long-Term Economic Pain For African Americans

Vulnerability

Limited health care access contributes to virus’ heavier toll among blacks, Duke profs say

From Here to Equality

DUKE EXPERTS ON HOW TO HELP STRUGGLING FAMILIES IN THE PANDEMIC