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IN THIS EPISODE:
Coronavirus has upended life across the country and the world. We talk about how it’s been affecting us, how we’re coping, and what the future looks like. We’re joined by special guest Stephanie Douglass, human resources director for a global company with offices in Beijing, on how China flattened the curve and lessons we can learn from China and other Asian countries. [4:10] Also, what’s happening in politics and public policy in light of COVID-19.
REFERENCES:
SFGovTV - City Officials to announce new Public Health Order
Democracy in Color & She the People - Open Letter to Democratic Presidential Candidates: A Call for Committing to Choosing a Woman of Color as Candidate for Vice President
The Nation // Steve Phillips - The Vice Presidential Nominee Should be a Woman of Color
The Washington Post // Vanessa Williams - Groups call on Biden, Sanders to choose a woman of color for vice president
The Washington Post // Harry Stevens - Why outbreaks like coronavirus spread exponentially, and how to “flatten the curve”