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Staff and volunteers hold a drive for personal protective equipment to donate to hospitals in Chicago, where 70% of people who have died from COVID-19 are African American. Scott Olson/Getty Images

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A new survey has shown that the Hispanic community is three times more likely to have suffered from…
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Local elected officials showed out with union reps and other protesters at schools across the city demanding a better plan for school reopening. Photo: Twitter: @HelenGymAtLarge
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Not Until It's Safe
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Dr. Miguel Cardona. Photo: Nicholas Kamm/AFP
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Cardona as Secretary
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AL DÍA is out to separate fact from fiction. Graphic: AL DÍA News.
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Separating Fact from Fiction
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Jembatan 5 was first opened in 2019. Photo courtesy of Jembatan 5.
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Jakarta in Philly
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Marcie Ziskind has run The Expressive Hand for 10 years in Bella Vista. Photo courtesy of The Expressive Hand.
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Art Relief Amid COVID-19
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Philly boxer, Luis Roche spent 2 days in the ICU with only a 20% chance to live. Photo; CW Philly
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Boxing COVID-19
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So far, Sazon has been able to stay open. Image; Courtesy of Sazon.
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Fighters for Sazon
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Congress allocated $325 billion for small business owners across the country as part of the new COVID-19 stimulus package. Photo:Gettyimages
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2021 small biz relief
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PHLConnectED has expanded its eligbility requirements to get more families hotspots as virtual school continues. Photo: Depositphotos
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'PHLConnectED Week'
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Worse than the COVID-19
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No, no estamos en Nueva Zelanda. Photo: El Periódico. 
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An Unfortunate Record
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Running racially diverse clinical trials for medications and vaccines is at the forefront of challenges for the FDA. Photo: Getty Images.
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A vaccine for all?
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The at-home test produced by Lucira hopes to relieve some of the crush to get tests before a vaccine is certified. Photo: Getty Images
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Covid Tests at home
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Philadelphia City Council is forging ahead with its "moonshot" efforts against the city's poverty rate in spite of COVID-19. Photo: Emma Lee/WHYY
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'The Poverty Action Fund'
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California needs more than 54,000 healthcare professionals that speak Spanish to meet the needs of the state's Latinx population. Photo: Depositphotos
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A Latinx Healthcare Pipeline
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¿Por qué el CEO de Pfizer vendió el 62% de sus acciones por valor de 5,6 millones el día del mismo anuncio de que habían encontrado la vacuna? Photo: RTVE
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Covid: The vaccine promise
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Dr. Luciana Borio and Robert Rodriguez play key roles as the only Latinos in Joe Biden's coronavirus advisory task force. Photos: research.usu.edu/Getty Images 
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Latinos against COVID
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Edward Fortuna embraces his mother upon release from Deptford Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing on Sept 23, 2020 after he spent three months there recovering from coronavirus. Photo: Univision. 
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A Camden COVID Comeback
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Los menonitas han evitado la telefonía móvil, la televisión e incluso los neumáticos. Hasta ahora. Photo: AFP
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What? A pandemic?
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SEPTA's ridership numbers are only back to 30% of what they were pre-coronavirus. Photo: Getty Images.
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"Move Better Together"
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Fabio Rodolfo Vásquez y su esposa María Moreno se conocieron bailando hace 30 años. Photo: Associated Press
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Dancing against the grief
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2020's Feria Del Barrio will premier on Facebook Live at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 20. Photo: AL DÍA News Archives
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Feria Goes Virtual
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The Center for American Progress estimated up to 3 million Pennsylvanians were left out of federal health emergency paid sick leave. Photo: Emily Neil/AL DÍA News.
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Philly Workers Covered
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Officials aren’t letting their guard down, but the Navajo Nation is overcoming tremendous odds. Photo: opvp.navajo-nsn.gov.Wikimedia
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Navajo Nation prevails
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The Arizona-based non-profit, Chicanos Por La Causa, is making the internet more accessible. Photo: Chicanos Por La Causa
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Internet ≠ Luxury
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6 jails and prisons make-up the biggest COVID-19 clusters in the nation. Photo: Getty Images
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covid clusters
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Philadelphia Superintendent Dr. William Hite (left), Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney (right). Photos: Phila.gov
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Ringing in a new school year
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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 11: A healthcare worker gives a girl a throat swab test at a drive-in coronavirus (COVID-19) testing center at M.T.O. Shahmaghsoudi School of Islamic Sufism on August 11, 2020 in Los Angeles, California. California reported 12,500 new cases after backlogged cases from a data glitch began appearing in the state’s system. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
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A True Rate
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Philadelphia launched PHLConnectED on Aug. 6 to connect families to the Internet ahead of the virtual school restart next week. Photo: Getty Images.
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211 Hotline to get Connected
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Rep. Nanette Barragán (D-CA) is fighting to make sure vaccine trials are not racially biased. Photo: grist.org
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No Biased Vaccines
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Cake pops are Salerno's favorite thing to bake. Photo courtesy of the Salerno family.
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Baking to lift spirits