Nesrine Malik is a Guardian columnist
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The Inequalities Exposed by this Pandemic are About to Get even Worse
As the beginning of the end of lockdown comes into view in England, a new fear should be taking shape. We entered the pandemic a grossly unequal society; we will leave it with those inequalities sharpened and multiplied.
June 2, 2020