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NAACP’s ‘COVID. KNOW MORE’ research shows that African Americans must stay vigilant and informed
July 23, 2021
BALTIMORE — The numbers are indisputable: Over the past year, the coronavirus pandemic has wreaked deadly havoc upon Black communities nationwide and has touched lives close enough that most African Americans know personally of someone who has succumbed to it or are otherwise connected to someone who has. The most recent proprietary research commissioned by...
Philadelphia now strongly recommending that everyone mask while indoors
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City of Philadelphia–Countries around the globe, and states throughout the United States, are seeing the number of people infected with COVID rise as the Delta variant spreads. Even here in Philadelphia, we’re seeing more people test positive. Because of the rapid increase in cases here and around the country, and because we are seeing hospitalizations rise among children in
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NAACP’s ‘COVID. KNOW MORE’ research shows that African Americans must stay vigilant and informed
July 23, 2021
BALTIMORE — The numbers are indisputable: Over the past year, the coronavirus pandemic has wreaked deadly havoc...
