Minority groups’ uninsured rate has plunged in recent years, reports find

By The New York Times
| June 10, 2024

The percentages of Black, Hispanic, Asian and Native Americans without insurance have all fallen, often by around half, since the Affordable Care Act took effect, easing disparities in coverage.

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