Wisconsin’s Latino community makes up a disproportionate number of the state’s COVID-19 infections. We talk to a doctor about the disparity. Then, we speak with the Oneida Nation chairman about how the tribal community is responding to the pandemic.
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Coronavirus Outreach In Latinx Communities
While they make up only 7% of the state’s population, Latinos in Wisconsin accounted for — at the highest point last month — 33% of those infected with COVID-19. The hardest hit Latino population is in Milwaukee. We talk with a doctor there about this disparity and what medical providers are doing about it.
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How Oneida Nation Is Responding To The Coronavirus Pandemic
From healthcare to layoffs, the Oneida Nation chairman joins the program to discuss how tribes are managing pandemic-related challenges. We also hear his thoughts on the Supreme Court’s landmark decision around Native American rights.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- L. Malik Anderson Producer
- Steven Potter Producer
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Dr. Zeno Franco Guest
- Tehassi Hill Guest
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