Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that 51% of those hospitalized due to the coronavirus among the Hispanic and Latino population are between the ages of 18 and 49. The CDC says that, in comparison, 13% of white Americans hospitalized from the disease are in that age category. For Black people, 23% of those hospitalized are in that age group. The data shows a clear disparity between race and ethnic groups.

According to Axios, the current surge of the coronavirus among younger people appears to be related to race and ethnicity. The CDC data shows that people of color are much more likely to be hospitalized than white Americans, even when age is accounted for. Death rates also reflect racial disparities. Black people aged 35-44 are 10 times more likely than white people to die from the virus, and the death rate for those of Hispanic and Latino origin in that age group is 8 times higher than it is for whites.

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Why do people of color have higher rates of disease than whites?