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  • The article offers information on how public history organizations are handling the twin pandemics of the coronavirus disease COVID-19 and racial inequality in the United States (U S ) Three roundtable discussions were held, which included participation by professor Ricia Anne Chansky, forensic anthropologist Anna N Dhody, archivist Meredith Evans, curators Peter Leibhold, Alexandra Lord, Amanda L Mahoney, Louise E Shaw, Sam Vong, and director of the Texas After Violence Project Gabriel Solis
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  • Journal_of_American_History
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  • WHO
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  • Precedents to Documenting COVID-19
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  • #1020254
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  • 2020

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