As individuals, as communities, and as a country we are facing a moment of both immense despair but also immense opportunity. Whether the moment leads to real change will depend on the actions each of us takes in the days, weeks and months ahead.

COVID-19 has illuminated the enormous health disparities in our country, disparities that have their roots in 400 years of systemic racism against Native Americans, African Americans, and Latinx communities.

As individuals, as communities, and as a country we are facing a moment of both immense despair but also immense opportunity. Whether the moment leads to real change will depend on the actions each of us takes in the days, weeks and months ahead.

COVID-19 has illuminated the enormous health disparities in our country, disparities that have their roots in 400 years of systemic racism against Native Americans, African Americans, and Latinx communities.

As individuals, as communities, and as a country we are facing a moment of both immense despair but also immense opportunity. Whether the moment leads to real change will depend on the actions each of us takes in the days, weeks and months ahead.

COVID-19 has illuminated the enormous health disparities in our country, disparities that have their roots in 400 years of systemic racism against Native Americans, African Americans, and Latinx communities.

As individuals, as communities, and as a country we are facing a moment of both immense despair but also immense opportunity. Whether the moment leads to real change will depend on the actions each of us takes in the days, weeks and months ahead.

COVID-19 has illuminated the enormous health disparities in our country, disparities that have their roots in 400 years of systemic racism against Native Americans, African Americans, and Latinx communities.