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May 27, 2020 32 min

Crisis in the Community

from The Freeman World Experiment Hosted by Freeman World

Acts of nature affect us all, but they appear to have a more deleterious effect on some groups than others. I am joined by Dr. Junia Howell (University of Pittsburgh), Michael Kenner (Miken Development), and Jerome Moore (Community Changers) to discuss the effects natural disasters have on communities of color, specifically the African American community. Dr. Howell addresses this dynamic on the national scale. Kenner and Moore hone in on Nashville, TN, in the recent aftermath of the March 3rd tornado. Learn more about them below: Dr. Junia Howell https://www.citylab.com/perspective/2020/04/coronavirus-racial-inequality-health-care-test-data-equity/610174/ http://www.juniahowell.com/ Michael Kenner http://mikendevelopment.com/ Jerome Moore https://www.jeromelmoore.com/about-jm Donate to the #PrayforNashville GoFundMe Campaign gf.me/u/xpgn5x

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