Denverites of color died at higher rates during the pandemic - Denverite, the Denver site!

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State data confirms what people knew was happening last year.
Flowers for sale at Blooming Ideas on Alameda Avenue. Owner Irma Cendejas said she serviced a lot more funerals in 2020 than in previous years. May 18, 2021.
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Paul Acuna had never seen anything like 2020. As general manager of the Romero Family Funeral Home, which serves many Latinx families in Denver, he had an intimate perspective on the tragedy wrought by COVID-19.
His workload more than doubled as he and his staff rushed to adapt to new and dangerous conditions. Each day that passed brought new clarity to the crisis unfolding in his community.

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