It's No Surprise Black Communities Are Disproportionately Suffering During the COVID-19 Pandemic

'This coronavirus preys on people with underlying health conditions, many of which Black people suffer from at disproportionate rates.' SenKamalaHarris writes:

Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy."This news didn’t come as a surprise to me or anyone familiar with our country’s shameful legacy of racial inequality."We must speak the truth of the moment: America is suffering from a public health and economic crisis.

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