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More than 297,000 Americans have lost their lives due to the coronavirus. But it’s not just a statistic. One special project, “The Faces of COVID,” is putting a face, a name, and a heart to those we’ve lost. Jason Johnson spoke with Alex Goldstein, the man behind the tributes, about his work to honor and remember those who’ve died. “It was really about lifting up the dignity and being willing to say and shout out loud the names of the people we’re losing every single day,” Goldstein said.Dec. 13, 2020

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