your statement re: [1] is not represented in the source, and is a significant misrepresentation. Citing the studies that source references, Black and Hispanic

your statement re: [1] is not represented in the source, and is a significant misrepresentation. Citing the studies that source references, Black and Hispanic Americans are far more >Concerned<, and far more readily >Exposed<, which would reasonably align with their demographic's employment situation. To suggest they support lockdown measures is both a spurious jump that is suggested nowhere in the article that I could find, and biases interpretation of the source to the point of misdirection. While a rebuttal may still be supported by other external data, I think your comment as it stands merits criticism.