The data doesn’t lie. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Black people made up around 18% of all cases — and two out of every 10 ...

Black and Latino communities suffering more ... of an a la carte approach to the menu of protections against COVID -- she used masks, but hadn’t been vaccinated -- rather than the all-of-the ...

For example, from April to early June 2020, Black, Latinx and Asian Americans were more likely to wear masks in response to ...

Black people are disproportionately affected by COVID-19, but new vaccine restrictions could worsen the situation and hinder ...

While the need for masks and social distancing has waned ... the continued disproportionate death rates of Black people at the hands of COVID are a sobering reminder. Words matter.

Black men fared worst among homicide victims, rising from 43.8 deaths per 100,000 men in 2019 to 61 per 100,000 in 2020. Over the same period, the rate of death by homicide for white men rose from ...

“We had families that were sharing masks because they didn’t have ... she said she’s focused on conducting research about long Covid in Black communities, and recently conducted a survey ...

Secretary Kennedy's appointment led to fears that vaccine availability would be curtailed. Those fears are now being realized.

donned a black face mask at a White House Medal of Honor ceremony Tuesday for a Vietnam War Army helicopter pilot. The day before the event, first lady Jill Biden tested positive for COVID-19.

I'm clear across the board," Biden said as he got underway, holding up a black face mask ... Biden's nonchalant attitude on masks Wednesday seemed a far cry from his COVID approach during ...