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It’s been eight months since the first documented case of COVID-19 in the United States. Since then, the coronavirus has infected an estimated 8.4 million people and killed at least 220,000 Americans, with people of color and low-income families suffering the brunt of the illness or food insecurity.
During the turmoil of the coronavirus pandemic, we’re hearing often from our leaders that “we’re all in this together.” While true, some of us are in it more than others; black Americans are dying at a faster rate from the novel coronavirus than other groups. There are many reasons for this disparity, but a big one that’s getting too little notice is one of the many systemic failures endangering black Americans: their exposure to air pollution.
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