What Some Black Voters Are Hoping To See From A Biden Presidency

The transcript discusses the determination of African American voters to participate in elections despite COVID-19 fears and limited mail-in ballot opportunities. It highlights the motivations for Black voter turnout, focusing on racial justice and the pandemic. The complexities of police reform and public opinion are explored, with a focus on accountability rather than defunding. The impact of COVID-19 on Black communities, particularly in terms of healthcare access and inequality, is examined. Finally, President-elect Biden's initial focus on addressing health disparities through his COVID-19 Advisory Board is outlined.

What were the two main factors that motivated African American voters to turn out in the elections?

• Economic growth and education

• Healthcare reform and climate change

• Immigration policies and tax cuts

• Racial justice and COVID-19 spread

What is the primary concern of African Americans regarding police reform?

• Holding police accountable

• Complete defunding of police departments

• Increasing police presence

• Reducing police salaries

How did the COVID-19 pandemic highlight inequalities in the African American community?

• By improving housing conditions

• By increasing access to education

• By reducing job opportunities

• By illuminating health disparities

Who has President-elect Biden selected to co-chair his COVID-19 Advisory Board?

• Dr. Sanjay Gupta

• Dr. Deborah Birx

• Dr. Marcella Nunez Smith

• Dr. Anthony Fauci

What percentage of African Americans were unable to get or delayed in getting medical help during the pandemic?

• 54%

• 30%

• 70%

• 85%