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RHV 44: COVID Conspiracies & African American Communities

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Are conspiracies about COVID fact or fiction?  Ashley Reynolds Marshall, Executive Director, YWCA of Central Virginia joined me to discuss how mistrust of public health initiatives is sometimes well-earned.  Ashley is a contributing author to the book Covid-19 Conspiracy Theories, due out soon.

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Correction:  in the podcast, Mrs. Marshall inadvertently states that the participants of the Tuskegee experiments were given syphilis.  Individuals who were already infected with syphilis were recruited to be participants.

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