Creating a village for People of Color to voice their experiences with COVID-19, and provide fact-based information about the disease that quells disinformation
Join Tiara Durham, Founder of Colors of COVID, for a discussion w/ Priscilla M. Luce, the Cultural Alliance interim president + CEO and Karl Morris, Owner of the Urban Art Gallery about the challenges of sustaining the Philly Black Arts & Culture Community amid the pandemic
All Philadelphia residents can now sign up online to reserve their place in line for the vaccine - for those who are interested. You can complete an interest form at the link below.
Stay Safe and Be Well Everyone!
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#staysafe#philadelphia#philly
Imposter accounts are everywhere and many of them aren't even human 🤖
How can you tell if the person you're talking to online is real?
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"Misinformation can kill. So please, pause. 'Think before you share' needs to be your new mantra."
-- @Chequeado's @lauzommer on fighting #COVID19 misinformation in Latin America & what we can all do to help slow its spread. #TakeCareBeforeYouShare https://t.co/GqzOfWkty1
We haven’t posted in a while. Mostly because of this moment in time. It’s a heavy burden to bear, in so many ways.
This article has given us some momentum to carry on...not because it paints a rosie picture of America, but because it paints an ugly one. https://t.co/n04I0Q2Uod
#COVID19 is disproportionately affecting indigenous people.
@UNHumanRights calls on countries to take into account the unique needs of indigenous communities in their #coronavirus response. https://t.co/ZZY2PcUKza
Freedom finally came on June 19, 1865 when some 2,000 Union troops arrived in Galveston Bay, Texas. The army announced that the more than 250,000 enslaved black people in the state, were free by executive decree. This day became known as "Juneteenth..." https://t.co/MDryyoC8Od