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Mar 18, 2022 36 min

Interview 018 with Sierriena Robinson

from Black America and Covid

Listen to Black American Sierriena Robinson talk about living in Atlanta, Georgia and attending graduate school online during the Covid-19 pandemic. She shares that in 2020 she enrolled in a master’s degree program online in family therapy, which worked well for her during the pandemic. She had a virtual graduation in 2021, which her parents attended virtually. She talks about how she managed her daughter’s online school schedule, while Sierriena worked online in her vicinity. She discusses what a 24-hour-day during the pandemic was like for her and her daughter: going to school online, taking a walk after school, cooking dinner together, and reading together. She shares that she ordered groceries through Instacart to have them delivered to prevent the spread of the virus. She talks about wearing two masks while working in-person as a marriage and family therapist in 2022 as the pandemic continues with variations of Covid-19.

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