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"If you want to really shift health equity in communities, you have to sit with community organizations and people asking questions in ways that community health workers do, who have understandings of communities in ways that physicians don’t."
"We’ve failed to reckon with the deep inequality that existed before COVID-19. I’m hoping as we go into the future, past COVID-19, that this is really a reckoning – especially in healthcare but in every sector – that we have to pay attention to our most vulnerable populations."
2020 Democratic presidential candidates' faith-based appeals represent a departure from the recent past and signal a window of opportunity to retool the Democratic party’s appeal to the American people.
The matter of contention is whether museums should return artifacts illicitly obtained from their places of origin. As the governments of Greece, China, and other nations draw attention to this issue, the need for comprehensive dialogue and possible action has only become more pressing.
