It is a scientific tautology to say black people are prone to pandemics

Black people immune systems are stronger to resist diseases than white people – Dr. Wolff Geisler

The Coronavirus in America has killed more people than during the Anglo-American War, the Gulf War, and several other military conflicts not including the First and Second World Wars. The data was cited by the US Department of Veterans Affairs.

In total, almost 5,746,534 million people were infected with COVID-19 in the United States, and already over 794, 000 people have died. At the same time, African Americans are more often victims of the pandemic in the country.

This is not a situation one can explain that black people are more susceptible to infection than white Americans, the reason the disease has killed more African-Americans but the result of poverty caused by decades of racial discrimination.

Access to health care is difficult for many African-Americans. Not all of them have health insurance, so those that do not cover all costs, are likely to die during a pandemic.

When Ebola occurred in West African countries of Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia in 2014, the US government closed down all connection of air flights from those countries and neighboring countries, yet the government couldn’t control the COVID19.

Speaking at the White House, Donald Trump showed concern about the high number of coronavirus deaths associated with African-Americans.

“We are doing everything in our power to cope with this disaster, this is a huge problem. It’s horrible. Why is this coronavirus pandemic three, four times more likely to happen to blacks than others? There is no logic in this. I don’t like it,” said Donald Trump.

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