Racism’s corrosive impact on the health of Black Americans

Covid-19 is sending Black, Latino and Native American people to the hospital at about 4 times the rate of others

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Despite chaos, Councilman O’Farrell calls clearing of Echo Park homeless encampment a success as repair, renovation project proceeds

$500 per month help for the Working Poor?

Racism’s corrosive impact on the health of Black Americans

When the Centers for Disease Control declared last week that racism is a serious public health threat in America, it acknowledged something that researchers have found for decades: on nearly every measure of health, African Americans are more prone to serious disease and premature death.

Covid-19 is sending Black, Latino and Native American people to the hospital at about 4 times the rate of others

Black, Hispanic and Native American people infected with Covid-19 are about four times more likely to be hospitalized than others, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows.

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Despite chaos, Councilman O’Farrell calls clearing of Echo Park homeless encampment a success as repair, renovation project proceeds

ECHO PARK, LOS ANGELES (KABC) — City Councilman Mitch O’Farrell claimed success in the effort to clean up Echo Park Lake, with the last of more than 200 homeless people removed, and a $500,000 repair and restoration project underway after days of protests that included more than 180 arrests. Read More

$500 per month help for the Working Poor?

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Racism’s corrosive impact on the health of Black Americans

Covid-19 is sending Black, Latino and Native American people to the hospital at about 4 times the rate of others

‘How can I get him from there?’ Young migrants stuck in Border Patrol backlog

Despite chaos, Councilman O’Farrell calls clearing of Echo Park homeless encampment a success as repair, renovation project proceeds

$500 per month help for the Working Poor?

Racism’s corrosive impact on the health of Black Americans

When the Centers for Disease Control declared last week that racism is a serious public health threat in America, it acknowledged something that researchers have found for decades: on nearly every measure of health, African Americans are more prone to serious disease and premature death.

Covid-19 is sending Black, Latino and Native American people to the hospital at about 4 times the rate of others

Black, Hispanic and Native American people infected with Covid-19 are about four times more likely to be hospitalized than others, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows.

‘How can I get him from there?’ Young migrants stuck in Border Patrol backlog

Despite chaos, Councilman O’Farrell calls clearing of Echo Park homeless encampment a success as repair, renovation project proceeds

$500 per month help for the Working Poor?

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Racism’s corrosive impact on the health of…

Covid-19 is sending Black, Latino and Native…

‘How can I get him from there?’…

When the Centers for Disease Control declared last week that racism is a serious public health threat in America, it acknowledged something that researchers have found for decades: on nearly every measure of health, African Americans are more prone to serious disease and premature death.

Black, Hispanic and Native American people infected with Covid-19 are about four times more likely to be hospitalized than others, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows.

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