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In part one of this two part episode from our companion podcast series,The Skin You're In, we delve into the critical question: Why do Black Americans face poorer health outcomes and shorter life expectancies? Centered around the documentary, The Skin You’re In, this conversation was recorded live, December 2025, at the film's premiere in Montgomery, Alabama—a city steeped in civil rights history.
Moderated by Spectrum News NY1 Anchor Dean Meminger, the filmmakers and the men featured in the film share their insights on how history, public policy, and community narratives intertwine to impact health equity in America.
Moderator: Dean Meminger, Spectrum News NY1 Anchor
Panelists:
Dr. Thomas LaVeist, Writer and Director
Dr. Wil LaVeist, Producer
Alejandro Orengo, Director of Photography
Scheron Bryant, Jr.
Tevon Robinson
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Moderated by Spectrum News NY1 Anchor Dean Meminger, the filmmakers and the men featured in the film share their insights on how history, public policy, and community narratives intertwine to impact health equity in America.
Moderator: Dean Meminger, Spectrum News NY1 Anchor
Panelists:
Dr. Thomas LaVeist, Writer and Director
Dr. Wil LaVeist, Producer
Alejandro Orengo, Director of Photography
Scheron Bryant, Jr.
Tevon Robinson
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