Take, for instance, Minnesota—the median black family in the Twin Cities makes $38,000 a year; the median white family: $84,000. Nationwide, you can only find worse income inequality in one city: Milwaukee.

The more we learn about this virus [SARS-CoV-2], the clearer it is that it's disproportionately affecting communities of color.

The fear is the US could lose another hundred thousand lives by the end of the summer and maybe hundreds of thousands by the end of the year if the COVID-19 pandemic intensifies in the fall and winter.