<p>Although we were all affected by this pandemic, how much each of us suffered was far from equitable. Voices of Winston-Salem’s community of social workers, community leaders,  protest organizers and activists uncover the racial justice issues that persist in the area, and how the COVID-19 virus has perpetuated the racial disparity deeply rooted in the history of this city.</p>

Although we were all affected by this pandemic, how much each of us suffered was far from equitable. Voices of Winston-Salem’s community of social workers, community leaders, protest organizers and activists uncover the racial justice issues that persist in the area, and how the COVID-19 virus has perpetuated the racial disparity deeply rooted in the history of this city.

<p>Although we were all affected by this pandemic, how much each of us suffered was far from equitable. Voices of Winston-Salem’s community of social workers, community leaders,&nbsp; protest organizers and activists uncover the racial justice issues that persist in the area, and how the COVID-19 virus has perpetuated the racial disparity deeply rooted in the history of this city.</p>

Racial Justice Episode 1

With a pandemic comes a wave of new experiences, opinions, and wide-ranging viewpoints. However, there is one thing that we can all agree on with COVID-19: this is an incredibly impactful moment in history. 

In partnership with the ZSR Library and MUSE Winston-Salem, Wake Forest's Office of Civic and Community Engagement has assembled a team of 15 Wake Forest undergraduates to tackle the challenge of documenting this unprecedented time. To meet our team, listen to the full unedited interviews, and learn more about the project, visit our website at communityengagement.wfu.edu/behindthemask.

History

With a pandemic comes a wave of new experiences, opinions, and wide-ranging viewpoints. However, there is one thing that we can all agree on with COVID-19: this is an incredibly impactful moment in history. In partnership with the ZSR Library and MUSE Winston-Salem, Wake Forest's Office of Civic and Community Engagement has assembled a team of 15 Wake Forest undergraduates to tackle the challenge of documenting this unprecedented time. To meet our team, listen to the full unedited interviews, and learn more about the project, visit our website at communityengagement.wfu.edu/behindthemask.

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Racial Justice Episode 1

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