Change: and& dying in anonymity, with no memorialization; and they expressed fear about not being cared for compassionately or adequately by healthcare providers because of their homelessness. Washington Post:"At the End of Life, a Racial Divide Minorities Are More Likely to Want Aggressive Care, Studies Show",   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 317)

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Change: After lives in which they often struggle to get medical care, African Americans and other minorities are more likely than whites to want, and get,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 225)

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