For the last thirty years, whenever a calamity happened in America, the drive by media had a standard storyline. No matter what the circumstances were, Women and minorities were said to be the hardest hit. Hurricane, women and minority's hardest hit. Flood, fire, famine, economic downturn, always the same, Women and Minority's hardest hit. And he became the punch line of a joke I
told about the apocalypse. I said, a New York Times headline would be world end tomorrow, Women and Minority's hardest hit. But that's no longer to go to narrative. It took a pandemic to change the storyline. On Monday, the Amazon Prime Washington Post had this headline, Undocumented workers among those hit first and worst by the coronavirus shutdown. You legal aliens in the construction and hospitality sectors have already lost
their jobs. As the post. Illegal aliens working in agriculture and healthcare are at higher risk of being exposed to COVID nineteen. They don't have access to paid sick leave, health insurance, and the Social Safety Net, so they are the new hardest hit. Don't don't get me wrong, I'm not making light of anybody suffering, but the tens of
thousands hit by this virus have been hit hard. Meanwhile, the entire United States economy has been hardest hit, virtually shut down with no end in sight, but every government worker is still being paid