Here's why Chicago, Detroit and New Orleans could become the next coronavirus “hot spots”:
“Where you have generations of concentrated poverty and social determinants of health, when you have pandemics like this, it is going to hit those places harder,”Chicago community leaders are already looking ahead to the aftermath of the pandemic—low-income residents may continue to struggle
after the worst of the pandemic passes, they say. “When this is over—and it will end—the pressure that’s going to be put on those who are already living in poverty is going to be astronomical, and we need to be ready to answer that need,” said Kevin Cherep, the head of The Chicago Youth Centers
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