COVID-19 Deaths are Disproportionately Happening Across the U.S.

According to NPR News, U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams said this:

"The chronic burden of medical ills is likely to make people of color, especially, less resilient to the ravages of COVID-19. And it is possibly, in fact, likely that the burden of social ills is likely contributing,"

According to a USA Today article: Hardie Davis, president of the African American Mayors Association and mayor of Augusta, Georgia.

“This is a critical issue for us that we're raising, and we're sounding the alarm.”