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1:27:03Now PlayingCOVID-19 has infected and killed Black, Latino, and Native Americans at higher rates than their white counterparts, highlighting disparities in America’s health-care system. Today, too many Americans of color lack access to quality care and routine preventive medicine.
Join Atlantic writers Vann R. Newkirk II, Katherine J. Wu, Kate Julian, and others for a series of conversations that explore what the health-care system is doing to improve outcomes for Americans across race, age, gender, and sexual orientation.
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