Covid in Black America
Covid in Black America
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New Campaign Encourages Black Americans to Get Updated COVID Vaccines
The Department of Health and Human Services aims to increase the number of updated COVID vaccinations in our communities.
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Can The Black Church Return After Covid?
Our special report on how churches took action to serve their flocks in the wake of a devastating pandemic.
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Biden Is Ending The Covid-19 Emergency In May. What Does That Mean?
President Joe Biden announced he will be ending the two COVID-19 national emergency declarations on May 11th. Here’s what will happen next.
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COVID Isn’t Over Folks. Here’s How to Help Protect Yourself
The COVID-19 pandemic is still ongoing. Here’s everything you should know about new variants and how to mitigate risk as we head into the holidays.
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District Attorney Alvin Bragg Diagnoses The Uptick in Crime During COVID
The Manhattan D.A. points to pre-existing conditions for the rise in crime and proposes some solutions.
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Here’s How COVID Affected Crime Rates, According to The Bronx’s D.A.
Bronx District Attorney, Darcel Clark, warns violence and crime are not the answer to increasing economic insecurity and a precarious political future.
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Here’s Why Black Life Expectancy Dropped This Year
Covid-19 and systemic racism are the main contributors to the concerning life expectancy drop.
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5 Reasons Why You Haven’t Contracted Covid-19 Yet
There are some compelling reasons why you may not have been affected.
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How Black People are Responsible for America’s Vaccines
An enslaved man brought knowledge of vaccines to America.
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We Asked Biden’s COVID Response Coordinator: Is It Safe To Visit Family This Holiday?
Dr. Ashish Jha, the Biden administration’s COVID response coordinator, warns that COVID-19 continues to produce more contagious variants.