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Maryland does not display Native American COVID-19 data

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Lumped into the “Other” racial and ethnic category, American Indians and Alaska Natives are effectively invisible on Maryland’s state website for COVID-19. More than 120,000 people who identify as Native American live in Maryland, but without public-facing numbers of COVID-19 cases and deaths, it is a mystery how many the disease has affected -- and how many resources should be allocated to help them.
United States New York New Hampshire West Virginia University Of Maryland New Jersey
Source: apnews.com

Rise in singles, who face economic costs, worry researchers

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Jessica Kaschube has relied on the economic advantages of being married to pursue her career. During almost a dozen years of marriage, the extra income from her husband’s more stable jobs — and his health insurance — has enabled Kaschube to move from Montana to Alabama to Florida, advancing her career as a theater administrator in an arts profession known for low pay and instability.
United States Santa Barbara Jessica Kaschube Bella Depaulo University Of California Pew Research Center
Source: apnews.com

Rise in singles, who face economic costs, worry researchers

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Jessica Kaschube has relied on the economic advantages of being married to pursue her career. During almost a dozen years of marriage, the extra income from her husband’s more stable jobs — and his health insurance — has enabled Kaschube to move from Montana to Alabama to Florida, advancing her career as a theater administrator in an arts profession known for low pay and instability.
United States Santa Barbara Jessica Kaschube Bella Depaulo University Of California Pew Research Center
Source: apnews.com

Maryland does not display Native American COVID-19 data

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Lumped into the “Other” racial and ethnic category, American Indians and Alaska Natives are effectively invisible on Maryland’s state website for COVID-19. More than 120,000 people who identify as Native American live in Maryland, but without public-facing numbers of COVID-19 cases and deaths, it is a mystery how many the disease has affected -- and how many resources should be allocated to help them.
United States New York New Hampshire West Virginia University Of Maryland New Jersey
Source: apnews.com

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