Where do Black and Hispanic Americans Stand in Regard to COVID-19 Today?

76% of Black Americans are concerned about suffering a personal economic loss to a moderate or large extent.

We’ve heard on the news night after night that the coronavirus pandemic has unequally affected communities of color. But, what do the numbers tell us? We dug into the data to pull out measurable facts that illustrate the human impact resulting from the pandemic.

Plus, we’re looking at how current events, including the fight against systemic racism, have affected –– and will continue to affect –– these Americans.

Download the latest version of Resonate’s multi-cultural report, utilizing the most up-to-the-moment, AI-driven data on 200 million American consumers at the individual level. Grab your free copy of Six Months Later: How is Coronavirus Affecting Black and Hispanic Americans? today.

Where do Black and Hispanic Americans Stand in Regard to COVID-19 Today?

76% of Black Americans are concerned about suffering a personal economic loss to a moderate or large extent.

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