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Johnson & Johnson executive Michael Sneed is leading the pharma’s effort to talk about systemic racism in a new series that debuted this month.
The six-episode series “Starting the Conversation” began with Sneed, who is J&J’s executive vice president and head of global corporate affairs and communications, in his hometown of Chicago.
As “one of the most racially segregated cities in the US,” Black Chicagoan’s life expectancy is nine years lower than non-Black residents, he says in the opening of the nine-minute video. In the first episode, Sneed talks about his plan to travel across the country to talk to Black doctors and nurses on the frontline of healthcare in America’s Black communities. The second episode with Sneed traveling to Baltimore debuted Tuesday.
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