This Pandemic Exposes the Malignant Entitlement of White Women

For the last few months, Americans have been asked to come together as a community to take care of each other by wearing masks, keeping our distance, and making sacrifices. These everyday inconveniences have saved countless lives, and <a href="https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/05/21/860077940/u-s-could-have-saved-36-000-lives-if-social-distancing-started-1-week-earlier-st" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">could have saved more</a> if we had started earlier. But as the pandemic stretches toward June, too many people have given up on the idea of protecting their neighbors. Some Americans appear to have decided they’re tired of the pandemic and can just opt out. <a href="https://gen.medium.com/this-pandemic-exposes-the-malignant-entitlement-of-white-women-8ca1c8d4b032">Click Here</a>