VIDEO: Tyler Perry Shares Why He Is Giving Back To Communities Hardest Hit By Coronavirus

The coronavirus is killing black Americans at a disproportionately high rate, and media mogul Tyler Perry is trying to sound the alarm. He's also giving back to the most vulnerable communities.

This week, he paid for thousands of people's supplies at more than 70 grocery stores in Louisiana and Georgia. He spoke with co-host Gayle King about his efforts on "CBS This Morning."

Watch the interview below!

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