‘It’s like they’re waiting for us to die’: why Covid-19 is battering Black Chicagoans – The Guardian

“The racial and ethnic gaps we’re seeing of who gets the virus and who dies from it are not a surprise,” said Linda Rae Murray, former chief medical officer of the Cook county department of public health. “They are a reflection of structural racism that exists in our society and inequities that are baked into our country.”
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Poor Taxpayer
5 years ago

BLM

The real True believer
5 years ago

I should be kinder to Black people. They are God’s children too. I am sorry.

Admin
5 years ago

Yes, they are. And individuals should be judged individually and not by skin color. Also, change the name you use here and start providing your real email address so that I can assure you are not mimicking another commenter.

The real True believer
5 years ago

You will be removed from this site for mimicking me because you are a gutless anti American coward. You are a supporter of blm and Antifa and a coward who hides in the shadows. Come forward coward.

Stop Racism
5 years ago

You’re a systemic racist.

Illinois Entrepreneur
5 years ago

I’m beginning to believe that “people of color” can do no wrong. It appears that every single problem in their communities is the fault of white people (sarc).

The real True believer
5 years ago

They refuse to distance , smoke and drink at every playground, have house parties, constantly loot burn and riot and its the fault of trump and white people.

Eddie
5 years ago

Having lived on Chicago’s West Side, I know this is true .☹️

Free will can’t be stopped, unless the USA becomes China 2 or North Korea 2. ?

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