People die if we don’t have a clear, unified message about the virus

April 6, 2020

In a crisis, consistent, responsible, and factual information needs to be disseminated by all sources regardless of political affiliation. The deep divide between conservatives and liberals has sadly manifested in creating a divided American society. This divide is perilous during a public health crisis.

Opinion by Soumitra Bhuyan, NJ.com, April 6, 2020

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