SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 6:00 CST

A Surgeons General Roundtable:

Health Disparities Coming to the Forefront in the Era of COVID-19

As of today, there have been over 195,000 deaths in the US from COVID-19.Government officials have sat idly by and left the job of public safety to organizations and individuals.

We continue to see the murder of Black and Brown men and women reach critical mass. We are on our own and facing two of America’s Deadliest Diseases –racism and COVID-19.

Despite what looks like a gloomy forecast, what I love about Americans is that we are resilient. When we are forced to, in times of unprecedented upheaval, we know how to come together. We must bring about a healing – not just to our physical selves, but to the spiritual psyche of America. Only then can we heal all those around the world. Join us on September 24th at 6:00 PM Central Time to hear what we can do right now today to change the tide.

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presented by

The TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine Office of Diversity and Inclusion, in collaboration with URU, The Right to Be, Inc.

produced by

Lisa McBride, Ph. D.
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Crystal R. Emery, p.g.a.
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moderated by

Dorothy Jones-Davis, Ph.D.
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roundtable panelists

Dr. Antonia Novello
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Dr. Joycelyn Elders
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Dr. David Satcher
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Dr. Richard Carmona
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Dr. Vivek Murthy
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