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COVID-19 has been called the "Great Equalizer." This statement has certainly been proven untrue between individuals and among the different economic, racial, and ethnic segments of society. But it is also untrue on a global scale. Different countries have approached and handled the coronavirus in different ways, with very differing results. In this dynamic episode, the Espresso Talk Today team compares the development of the coronavirus in European countries and the United States. The team also compares the countries' tactics for fighting the coronavirus and limiting its spread and mortality. Using first-hand experience, Robin, Hans, and Ben discuss the successes and failures of these different approaches as well as life during this pandemic. Join this unique discussion with experiences from your country.
"There are some things within this social order to which I am proud to be maladjusted. I never intend to adjust myself to segregation and discrimination." Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was …
On January 6, 2021, the United States (and, indeed, the rest of the world) was shocked to witness the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol led by Trump …
Espresso Talk Today Senior Content Analyst, Hans Hyppolite, provides us with a special report of the five most important events in 2020 for African …
What is your perspective? Choose wisely. Perspective is your window to the world. It determines your thoughts, behavior, and ultimately life …
Habari Gani! Imani!
Join Robin, Hans, Ben, Marlene, Mel, and Wayne--yes, the Espresso Talk Today Team!-- to celebrate the seventh and final day of Kwanzaa. Today, we focus on faith (Imani …
Habari Gani! Kuumba!
Join Wayne and the Espresso Talk Today Team to celebrate the sixth day of Kwanzaa. Today, we focus on creativity (Kuumba in Swahili). This is an extra special day!
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