The CDC report highlights a disturbing trend throughout the country.
The narrative coming out of the state of Georgia is disturbing. As Governor Brian Kemp relaxes restrictions on businesses, researchers are finding that the toll the coronavirus is taking on the Black community is even more troubling than previously stated.
The Washington Post reports that a new study surveying eight Georgia hospitals, seven of which were in the metro Atlanta area, found more than 80 percent of COVID-19 hospitalizations were Black people. The research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was conducted on 305 people throughout the month of March and highlights a concerning trend seen in states throughout the country.
By Tanya A. Christian , Essence
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