The Indigenous population has the highest age-adjusted mortality rate, followed by Pacific Islander, Latino and Black residents, as shown in the graph below. Indigenous people have also seen their mortality rate accelerate the fastest in the past four weeks.Īdjusting the data for age differences in race groups widens the gap in the overall mortality rates between all other groups compared to White and Asian Americans, who have the lowest age-adjusted rates. Indigenous Americans have the highest actual COVID-19 mortality rates nationwide-about 2.7 times as high as the rate for Asians, who have the lowest actual rates.
states and the District of Columbia) for all race groups since the start of the pandemic.ġ in 390 Indigenous Americans has died (or 256.0 deaths per 100,000)ġ in 555 Black Americans has died (or 179.8 deaths per 100,000)ġ in 565 Pacific Islander Americans has died (or 176.6 deaths per 100,000)ġ in 665 White Americans has died (or 150.2 deaths per 100,000)ġ in 680 Latino Americans has died (or 147.3 deaths per 100,000)ġ in 1,040 Asian Americans has died (or 96.0 deaths per 100,000) These are the documented, nationwide actual mortality impacts from COVID-19 data (aggregated from all available U.S. KEY FINDINGS (from data through March 2): In fact, over the last four weeks the number of deaths with an unknown race or ethnicity has decreased by more than 13,000. (The first and second deadliest periods were in January and December, respectively.) Thus, it is likely that some of the apparent increase in deaths reflected below come from reclassification of deaths by race and ethnicity. Note that March 3 ends the third deadliest four-week period since the beginning of the pandemic according to data compiled by the COVID Tracking Project. (Black Americans suffered the greatest losses in the month of April 2020-especially in cities where the pandemic first raged-while Pacific Islanders saw their highest death toll in our Feb. The last four weeks have yielded the highest number of new deaths since the start of the pandemic for all groups except Black and Pacific Islander Americans, for whom it was the second most deadly stretch.
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Our latest update shows death tolls accelerating in the last four weeks compared to the prior period (mostly January 2021), which had also notched record losses until this update exceeded them.
We have documented the race and ethnicity for 94% of these cumulative deaths in the United States.Įven as vaccine distribution ramps up across the U.S., the virus’ recent toll has been devastating for all groups. Last week, the United States’ COVID-19 death toll reached half a million. Our ongoing Color of Coronavirus project monitors how and where COVID-19 mortality is inequitably impacting certain communities-to guide policy and community responses.
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