Explaining Health Care Disparities Among Hispanics

Numbers from the Kaiser Family Foundation show Hispanics were more likely than White or Black Americans to be hospitalized or die because of COVID-19.
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[@alezandradavila2581]

Yep

[@Golden-us3hj]

It’s the experience as a whole, the Mexican American experience is far different than most other cultures and peoples, and mexicans are more targeted, disparately negatively impacted by the systemic burdens that the US has placed, not only is it discrimination in healthcare but also in many other aspects such as housing, education, employment, and credit. The reason why they consist of these numbers and higher rankings is because they’ve been at the forefront of oppression for centuries, and still are restricted or harmed by a relentless system who wants little to do with them, can’t be more obvious after the trump disaster

[@terrancekayton007]

We better get used to sharing this country with everyone