Fortune July 29, 2020
Kyu Rhee

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected us all, but the most fundamentally devastated are the already vulnerable communities. The demand for care brought on by COVID-19 has exposed the fragile nature of our health system and shed light on the alarming and pervasive influence of inequities, structural racism, and health disparities.

Among the many heroes helping us survive the pandemic are frontline health care workers, first responders, and the people who have kept vital services open and accessible, despite their own personal health risks. Equally heroic are the scientists leading the desperate search for a viable vaccine and effective therapies. At the same time, we must recognize that all global citizens have made significant sacrifices and continue to...

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