and we are in community with 180 organizations in 36 states, washington, d.c., guam and puerto rico. across the board, what we re seeing is that organizations are seeing an increase in care giving responsibilities, violence in association with the pandemic and that has continued as well. i think i have you now. i want to hear from you. this was a profile that was written with great care, with great tenderness. what surprised you most about profiling biles? what was most surprising is just how much her story was emblematic and so many stories of woman of color of black women, especially the experience black women have had during the pandemic. so much of the pandemic is psychological. myself personally though i never tested positive for covid, i can count on two hands the friends and family who caught it.
responsibilities, in exposure to violence in association with the pandemic, and that has continued. i want to hear from you. this was a profile that was written with great care, with great tenderness. what surprised you most about profiling biles? just how much her story was emblematic of the stories of women of color, especially the experience that black women have had in the pandemic. so much of the pandemic lasting effect is psychological. myself personally i can count on two hands the close friends and family i know who have caught it. i lost an uncle, my stepfather to covid. trying to manage the imact is enough but having higher rates you can imagine that this trauma is widespread and tens of