iStock/mrtom-ukBy: SAMARA LYNN, ABC News
(NEW YORK) — The suffering has been immense.
Black Americans have died from the coronavirus at a much higher rate than other racial groups. And for as long as anyone can remember, they have also been the victims of police brutality and killings — also at a disproportionate rate. Add to this systemic inequities that have led to economic, health and housing disparities and the result is exhaustion and exasperation.
The smoldering frustration and…
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