Covid 19 in the African American Community: A Doctor's perspective - a podcast by Ivy Wilks

Do you remember when the pandemic first broke out? Where were you? At school finishing up a paper, or at home watching CNN in disbelief ? Wherever you were, you knew that it was serious and that things were about to change drastically. Today, we sat down with Dr. Maryam Farrakhan, the granddaughter of Minister Louis Farrakhan and a recent medical graduate from ELAM; Latin American School of Medicine. In this episode, she talks about how covid 19 was handled in Cuba AND her perspective of Covid-19 is handled in the African American Community. Sit back and move into 2021 with a wonderful episode . For more education, representation and inspiration stay tuned for episode #5

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