'If only if hadn’t taken four months of sickness and dying and a widespread civil unrest for this problem to get the attention and action it deserves.' (via latimesopinion)
, a nonprofit that promotes racial equity, proposed this model more than a month ago.
If only if hadn’t taken four months of sickness and dying and a widespread civil unrest for this problem to get the attention and action it deserves. Because it was no surprise. Even in the early days of the first wave of COVID-19, Communities of color historically have had worse health outcomes, from the beginning of their lives to the foreshortened ends. They have less access to healthcare. They are more likely than white people to develop conditions such as asthma, diabetes and heart disease that put them at higher risk for serious complications and death from COVID-19. They are more likely to live in crowded conditions where it’s more difficult to socially distance. The list of contributing factors goes on and on.
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