Alexa Imani Spencer is a health reporter for Word In Black, focusing on issues of racial health equity. With a background in journalism and a passion for social justice, Alexa's articles highlight the challenges and successes within Black communities, providing valuable resources and shedding light on important health disparities.
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Based on Alexa's coverage, she focuses on topics related to healthcare, mental health, and racial disparities with an emphasis on black women's issues. Her articles often cite data and cover government announcements.
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