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By Cristian ArguetaSoto, Fort Worth Report
May 3, 2022
The Rev. Kyev Tatum's community felt cut off from access to healthcare during the pandemic. So when the opportunity finally came to bring big healthcare organizations to Morningside, Tatum was ecstatic.
"We went through this entire pandemic, with none to very few of these organizations coming into this community," Tatum said. "When we reach out to them, they know they can come and be of help here because we're welcoming them here."
The 2022 African American Health Expo arrived in Morningside on April 30, opening doors for residents to connect with health organizations.
"Now, they know where we are," Tatum said. "There are no doctors, no pharmacists, no clinics, no grocery stores. Access is the No. 1 challenge. For a day, we see how it feels to have access."
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