Inequality has fuelled the pandemic. A windfall tax could help end it
Health inequality means that 3.4 million black Americans would be alive today if their life expectancy was the same as their white counterparts Image: REUTERS/Kevin Mohatt
Gabriela Bucher
Executive Director, Oxfam International
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