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Black Louisiana community impacted by COVID-19, air pollution deaths

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Over the last few years, St. James Parish earned the nickname, Cancer Alley, but since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, it has also been called, Death Alley.

READ MORE: Louisiana’s COVID-19 deaths were 70 percent Black residents

According to an NBC News report, the area is experiencing intense air pollution.

According to experts, the poor air quality in the area makes for a pre-existing condition which can make a person more susceptible to contracting the virus, and make it harder for them to fight it.

(Photo by Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)

A new study from Harvard University identified air pollution as a factor in higher coronavirus deaths.

READ MORE: Poll: Black Americans most likely to know a COVID-19 victim

Expert contends that the deaths occurring in St. James Parish point directly to the way systemic racism impacted coronavirus deaths.

Source: theGrio

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