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Coronavirus not only has proven disproportionately deadly for people of color, but new data also reveals the economic consequences. Morgan Radford reports frontline workers say they are now faced with an impossible decision to either protect their health or their work. 75% of frontline workers in New York are black or latino. Across the country, 41% of frontline workers are non-white.May 6, 2020

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