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For many Black families, mourning coronavirus deaths brings an added burden as they wonder whether racial bias may have played a role.
Decades of research shows that Black patients receive inferior medical care to white patients. A long history of experimentation, exploitation and mistreatment has left many African-Americans deeply suspicious of the medical establishment. Now comes Covid-19, and the fear among many families, social scientists and public health experts that racial bias might be contributing to the disproportionately high rate at which the Coronavirus is killing African-Americans.
Will America ever get past its deeply entrenched racial biases? Or will African-Americans continue to suffer from implicit bias in medicine