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Affordable Broadband Service Is a Racial Equity and Public Health Priority

By Caribbean American Weekly on August 20, 2020   Covid, United States  

Affordable Broadband Service Is a Racial Equity and Public Health Priority

If you are reading this on your smart-phone or laptop, you are fortunate to have access to internet service. More than 20 million households in the United States do not have internet service at home. The main barrier? Cost. Racial disparities with broadband service:  According to census data, about 10 percent of Black and Hispanic […]

Police Violence is a Public Health Crisis. Here’s How to End it.

By Caribbean American Weekly on June 23, 2020   Exclusive, United States  

Police Violence is a Public Health Crisis. Here’s How to End it.

By Hannah L. F. Cooper and Mindy Thompson Fullilove, Urban Matters  Excessive police violence has become an inescapable reality in the United States. Some of us have learned to scan the sidewalks and streets for officers from the moment we lock our door behind us to the moment we reach our destination. Some of us […]

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