Once again, the virus is exposing this country's stark racial and economic divides.
There has, however, been relatively little scientific evidence on how this all breaks down in children — until now.
The findings also suggest there are marked income-based disparities in COVID-19 infections among American children. Racial and economic health disparities in the U.S. are well-documented and deeply entrenched. But researchers and public health officials have argued that COVID-19 has made them even more urgent., has said the pandemic flashed a “very bright light” on “unacceptable” health disparities in the U.S. and has emphasized that there are no biological reasons why Black Americans are dying of COVID-19 at higher rates than white Americans.
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