Here and Now: Racism in America, Ronald McDonald House, female leadership
NEW YORK (WABC) — On this episode of Here and Now, an examination of the damage caused by racism in America.
We’ll talk to one trauma therapist who says the solution lies in healing our minds and bodies — even before the protests begin.
Also, the Ronald McDonald House New York continues its legacy of support and hope for critically ill children and their families even in the midst of a pandemic.
Plus, the co-author of a new book that takes an unprecedented look at female leadership in corporate America and encourages women of color to team up and thrive.
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