<p>The coronavirus pandemic has tragically hit the black community the hardest. With the on-going BLM protests, Randon takes aim at the public health officials and politicians who seem to be walking a fine line in terms of siding with the movement, although not being truthful about the potential spread of the virus. The truth is, the virus has hit the black and brown communities that the marches are fighting for. </p>

The coronavirus pandemic has tragically hit the black community the hardest. With the on-going BLM protests, Randon takes aim at the public health officials and politicians who seem to be walking a fine line in terms of siding with the movement, although not being truthful about the potential spread of the virus. The truth is, the virus has hit the black and brown communities that the marches are fighting for.

<p>The coronavirus pandemic has tragically hit the black community the hardest. With the on-going BLM protests, Randon takes aim at the public health officials and politicians who seem to be walking a fine line in terms of siding with the movement, although not being truthful about the potential spread of the virus. The truth is, the virus has hit the black and brown communities that the marches are fighting for.&nbsp;</p>

The Black Death: Coronavirus and Race Relations

Clinical psychology doctoral student Randon Heim tackles multiple subjects each episode regarding the concepts that drive our perception of the world. There's a lot to discuss, from philosophy and neuroscience to politics and pop culture, so sit back, relax, and Don't Worry, We'll Talk It Out.

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