In this episode, Dr. Kweli Tutashinda and Maestro Jerry Tello discuss science, medicine, healing, and vaccines, such as COVID-19 vaccines, within communities of color.
For more about Dr. Tutashinda's work, please visit:
Infectious Disease, Natural Immunity and Vaccines: Debunking Myths by Dr. K. Tutashinda, D.C. ,
Somatics, Radical Politics and the Future by Dr. K. Tutashinda, D.C. ,
The Roots of Anti-Blackness and the African Presence in Mesoamerica - Dr. K. Tutashinda, D.C. ,
The Trauma of Anti Blackness in America: A Look at the 19th Century - Dr. K. Tutashinda D.C.
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