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Jun 23, 2022 23 min

Interview 069 with Kia Barbee

from Black America and Covid

Listen to Black American Kia Barbee from Queens, New York share about living and working during the Covid-19 pandemic. She shares how her great-great grandmother on her maternal side was a slave and her grandmother’s dad was Indigenous American. She memorializes the life of a relative who was hospitalized in April of 2020 for a non-Covid-related ailment and then sadly passed away in November of 2020. On working from home: “I loved it. I thought it was great, because I felt secure that I still had an income and I didn’t have to go out and transport to work.” Kia says.

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