“COVID-19 does not discriminate, but the policies that exacerbated its spread and deadly impact clearly have, as suffering is compounded for black and brown New Yorkers,” Williams said Tuesday. “Not only are our frontline workers — the majority of whom are people of more color — at higher risk of being exposed to COVID-19, but the virus is itself exposing many deep and long-standing inequities in our system that marginalize and therefore jeopardize black and brown communities.”
Low-income New Yorkers, NYC communities of color most impacted by coronavirus: Mayor de Blasio
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