Coronavirus surges aren't linked to George Floyd, policing, Black Lives Matter protests
Protests were as common in places with surging coronavirus cases as in others. However, new spikes are in places with a lower rate of spread so far.
Coronavirus surges aren't linked to George Floyd, policing, Black Lives Matter protests
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