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Q: The inequalities you speak of are largely not new.

Additionally, the aftershock of household income loss, parental unemployment, disruptions to care, family mortality and morbidity, and stressed health care systems, all pose additional threats to the already tenuous well-being of children and youth across the United States.

There are no policies or services that can rectify these losses.

Google uses and data to:• Latinx and Black children are also more likely to be diagnosed with MIS-C a dangerous inflammatory syndrome impacting multiple organs , to be hospitalized, and to die from COVID-19 complications.

The chronic stress of this pandemic is overwhelming, even for the most resilient of children and youth.

Many low-income children also receive mental health services and medical care through their schools—the loss of this lifeline has been devastating, as documented by another contributing author.

A: As I watched the pandemic response unfold, my indignation and despair over the heightening racial and class inequalities intensified and I felt it important for these disparities to be documented in critical ways.

Q: What action do you hope this volume will inspire? Deliver and measure the effectiveness of ads• Show personalized content, depending on your settings• How do you see this inequality manifesting itself going forward? Khan felt compelled to document the emergent inequalities she and colleagues across her field were observing in real time.

I hope that we all double-down in our efforts to take seriously the historical and social construction of unequal childhoods.