"Words, Race, and the Pandemic:" an essay by Rosamond S. King, sx salon creative editor

3 July 2020

Our creative editor for sx salon, Rosamond S. King, was searching for an essay about the subtle racism in the language surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and couldn't find one, so she wrote it herself.

Read her essay "Words, Race, and the Pandemic," published by The Progressive, here.

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"Words, Race, and the Pandemic:" an essay by Rosamond S. King, sx salon creative editor