I have never seen lines so long for food in my entire life than I did in Chelsea, Massachusetts.
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Kennedy describes the food insecurity crisis in Chelsea during the pandemic.
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We know that Black and brown people across this country are more than twice as likely to die as those who are white from this virus...
When you talk about these infection rates, they are also a reflection of access to testing that are in and of itself subject to these disparities and structural inequities that we have been talking about today.
I think this is an enormous opportunity to revitalize parts of our country to strengthen union labor and to get good jobs that provide a pathway.
If we are going to be sure that history does not repeat itself, which it will if we do not act, wealthier and White communities won't see those shortages or long waits, but others certainly will.





