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Racism turned their neighborhood into ‘Cancer Alley.’ Now they’re dying from COVID-19.

Rick Jervis and Alan Gomez, USA TODAYComments Off on Racism turned their neighborhood into ‘Cancer Alley.’ Now they’re dying from COVID-19.

Americans living in "Cancer Alley" suffer from high rates of cancer. In this six-part series, USA TODAY investigates how racism fuels COVID-19 deaths.

       
Rick Jervis and Alan Gomez, USA TODAY
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