“Biology plays less of a role than we think.” — Dr. Sharon Malone When nearly every major disease shows worse outcomes for Black Americans, it’s not bad genes—it’s the lived experience of being Black in America. From unequal access to care and environmental conditions to the cumulative impact of racism and stress, Dr. Malone breaks down why these disparities persist and what must change. Join Linda Goler Blount, Dr. Malone, and fellow health leaders for a March On! Festival replay that confronts the roots of inequity and reclaims the right to be well. 📅 Tuesday, November 18 🕖 7:00 PM ET 🎥 Livestreamed on YouTube + Facebook 🔗 Register now using the link in bio! Moderator: ✨ Linda Goler Blount, President and CEO, Community Catalyst Panelists: ✨ Dr. Georges Benjamin, Executive Director, American Public Health Association ✨ Dr. Stephen Thomas, Professor and Director, Center for Health Equity, University of Maryland ✨ Dr. Sharon Malone, OB/GYN, Chief Medical Advisor, Alloy Women...