Listen to Sabine Gedeon—who resides in San Diego, California, grew up in Connecticut, was born in Haiti, and migrated to the East Coast when she was 4-years-old—share about working in California during the Covid-19 pandemic. She identifies as Haitian: “Being born in Haiti and growing up in Haitian culture I’ve always identified or been very aware that I was Haitian…” She moved to Los Angeles in December of 2019 and worked in-person until the week before the shut-down in March of 2022 when she transitioned to working from home.

On the virus, our mortality, and the murder of George Floyd:

“…so I think the first few months for me it was more of a trauma response of ‘It's go time,’ Right? And so I was in it. Things weren't affecting me as much. Then George Floyd murder happens, right? And ...