Real Black History Honoring The Black Doctors Covid 19 Consortium Whyy

Real Black History Honoring The Black Doctors Covid 19 Consortium Whyy In this episode, we honor the bdcc and other black women who have been out in front in caring for their communities since the start of pandemic, and throughout history. air date: april 1, 2021. listen 24:38. dr. ala stanford speaks with reporters at temple university's liacouras center during a 24 hour covid 19 vaccine clinic organized by the. Dr. ala stanford and her husband, byron drayton, of the black doctors covid 19 consortium, register to receive covid 19 vaccinations at a philadelphia health department clinic on dec. 16, 2020. (emma lee whyy) when she came back to the lobby, she had tears staining her cheeks and a smile on her face. in the hallway, she’d run into another.

Real Black History Whyy Real black history takes a look at the controversy around critical race theory and how some teachers are filling in the gap of what their students know about american history. educators say teaching black history truthfully is their goal, not indoctrination. during black history month and beyond, whyy presents “real black history,” a. Honoring the black doctors covid 19 consortium april 1, 2021 • in a little over a year since it was first recognized, the coronavirus pandemic has changed the lives of nearly every human being. (emma lee whyy) philadelphia’s black doctors covid 19 consortium is getting much more involved in the city’s vaccine distribution efforts. consortium founder dr. ala stanford shared on instagram that the group — which has provided covid 19 testing to more than 20,000 people — will be administering the vaccine to philly’s black. The black doctors covid 19 consortium is leveraging their medical expertise and connections to provide testing and vaccines where measures are most needed claudia lopez lloreda april 23, 2021.