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SUMMARY:Race in the COVID Era: What America’s History of Racism and Xenophobia Means for Today
DESCRIPTION:As COVID-19 has swept across the United States\, it has unmasked and amplified existing racial inequities.  Rampant fear and misinformation has provoked a wave of discrimination\, harassment\, and hate targeting those of Chinese and Asian descent.  The disease has also had a disproportionate toll on historically marginalized populations\, including African Americans and Native Americans\, due to unequal access to health care\, residential segregation\, poverty\, and incarceration.  J \nThis conversation situates these developments within the long history of racism\, exclusion\, and scapegoating in the United States.  Panelists will discuss strategies to address marginalization and empower impacted communities. \nPanelists: \nAndy Kim\, Congressman from New Jersey’s 3rd District \nBeth Lew-Williams\, Associate Professor of History\, Princeton University \nKeith Wailoo\, Chair and Henry Putnam University Professor of History and Public Affairs \nHelen Zia ’73\, Activist and author \nAly Kassam-Remtulla\, Associate Provost for International Affairs\, Princeton University (moderator) \n  \n 
URL:https://humanities.princeton.edu/event/race-in-the-covid-era-what-americas-history-of-racism-and-xenophobia-means-for-today/
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