Almost 42 million Americans serve as caregivers for relatives 50 or over.
The work is grueling and unpaid. As COVID continues, family caregivers — overwhelmingly women — say the burden is driving their vote.
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But systemic factors in terms of whom COVID most affects means Black and Latinx people in many ways face a heavier burden.
"There are these structural factors making it all that much harder."