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Panel discussion with Professor of Black World Studies Randy Quaye, Instructor in Black World Studies Dawn Chisebe, and Associate Professor of English Karen Poremski
It’s been said that COVID-19 is the great equalizer. Yet the pandemic has had a much more devastating impact on some groups, whether distinguished by age, race, gender, occupation, economic status, place of residence, or other factors. The panel will discuss the societal implications of the pandemic and what the pandemic might tell us about general issues of health care.
In this session, Dr. Michele Nobel provides a brief look at other pandemics and whether or not evidence supports school closures, explores how COVID-19 has spotlighted some of the best experiences and the worst inequities of our public schools, and provides a call to action for school reform.
Want to learn more? Below are other articles, videos, infographics, etc. that will provide further information on this week's topics.
Can't get enough? These databases have up-to-date scientific and academic research that can help you dig much deeper into any topic. Please note that OWU login credentials are required unless the resource is marked as open access. Please check your local public library for more resources.
Knowing what terms to use to search for resources on COVID19 is half the battle. For this week's lectures, we would recommend starting with the following keywords.
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