“As a doctor, the idea that we’re being put in a situation of who should live and who should die by who gets housing creates a huge dilemma,” Ansell said, saying the risks are bigger for Black residents, who make up over 70% of homeless individuals in Chicago. “This is clearly an issue of racial justice.”
Advocates call for more permanent housing units for vulnerable homeless Chicagoans as COVID-19 crisis eases: ‘An issue of racial justice’
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