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L y-s-t or download the list app on the app store today. Hey y'all, it's Brittany. So this past week a lot of us saw images of FedEx trucks delivering

vials of vaccine across the country and our our hardworking health care workers once again

rolling up their sleeves but this time for the first COVID-19 vaccination shots. I'm

breathing a sigh of relief. It's a glimmer of hope, but at the same time, our

death toll has now officially topped 300,000. So there is absolutely light at the end of the tunnel, but we're still in the tunnel and it's pretty dark.

Our daily death toll tops 2,500. COVID is a public health crisis, and it's also an economic crisis and a social one.

And its devastating effects have only been made worse by our country's pre-existing conditions.

Racism, sexism, poverty, inhumanity, and y'all there is no vaccine for that. Complex problems require complex solutions. So what does an

intersectional feminist response to the pandemic even look like.

That's what we wanted to explore on this week's show.

And I mean, look, women, especially black women and women of color,

we are bearing the brunt of this.

And a better world for us is actually a better world for everyone.

This emergency has exposed and exacerbated so many of the inequalities in our society.

But we cannot wait until this is all over to expand justice. We have to get to work on the healing right now. We are

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