Speaker 1: Hi, I'm Chelsea Clinton. What do vaccines, stigma, climate change
Speaker 1: in sex have in common? They're all connected to our
Speaker 1: public health, and with more people paying attention to public
Speaker 1: health than ever before, I'm excited to share my new
Speaker 1: podcast In Fact with Chelsea Clinton. One thing that's become
Speaker 1: very clear during COVID nineteen is that we need the
Speaker 1: expertise and experience of both experts and activists to understand
Speaker 1: how we got into this crisis and what it will
Speaker 1: take to get out of it. The pandemic has made
Speaker 1: inescapable so much about the inequities that exist in our country,
Speaker 1: our healthcare, our infrastructure, and our culture. Gives people working
Speaker 1: in public health and living these issues every day know
Speaker 1: all too well. None of this is new, So I'm
Speaker 1: going to dig into what other topics in public health
Speaker 1: like HIV, AIDS, addiction, and reproductive rights can teach us
Speaker 1: about the moment we're living through right now. Each week
Speaker 1: on In Fact, I'll sit down with experts, activists, and
Speaker 1: a few surprise guests who share my passion for science
Speaker 1: at it ince and Yes Facts. We'll hear from Queer
Speaker 1: Eyes Jonathan van Ness about how damaging stigma can be
Speaker 1: the day that I found out I was positive in
Speaker 1: the state of Missouri, I had to sign a piece
Speaker 1: of paper that said that I was a bio terrorist
Speaker 1: if I ever knowingly spread the disease. I'll be talking
Speaker 1: with Dr Ony Blackstock, who's taking on issues of health
Speaker 1: equity in New York City and beyond trust. I can't
Speaker 1: even say it's been eroded. It just didn't exist. That
Speaker 1: people feel so concerned about what is really a public
Speaker 1: health intervention that we know is safe and efficacious and
Speaker 1: has been tested, that people are willing to take the
Speaker 1: chance and not get it, and that really speaks to
Speaker 1: the way that black people and other people of color
Speaker 1: have been treated. And we'll get pep talks from people
Speaker 1: including Jane Fonda, who are fighting for what they believe in,
Speaker 1: even when it's hard. Any two year old Jane Fonda's
Speaker 1: out there getting arrested. Maybe I can do that. So
Speaker 1: join me. Listen to In Fact with me Chelsea Clinton
Speaker 1: starting April thirteenth on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts,
Speaker 1: or wherever you get your podcasts.