Black communities and covid-19
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Stop Saying Black People Are 'Vaccine Hesitant'

Data shows communities of color that have experienced COVID-19-related trauma are not “vaccine hesitant” but rather “vaccine impeded.”
by Elisa J. Sobo, Diana Schow and Stephanie McClure
07.10.21
Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Held At Predominantly Black Church In L.A.

One Year Later: COVID-19's Impact On Black Communities

Here are five ways COVID-19 has disproportionately affected Black Americans and how where we were in March 2020 compares to…
by Adam Carpenter
03.28.21
In this photo illustration a vial of COVID-19 vaccine and a...

Dispelling Vaccine Skepticism

Medical and public health officials see the lingering fear of malicious government action in predominantly Black communities as a reason…
by Anoa Changa
02.03.21
New York City Close To Running Out Of Covid Vaccinations

Rich White People Are Taking Black Communities' Vaccines

An increasing number of reports indicate that rich white people are using their wealth and prestige to secure doses of…
by Bruce C.T. Wright
01.27.21
A doctor in a white coat and protective gloves holds the medicine in a glass ampoule. The vaccine for covid-19 or for colds and flu is in the hands of a nurse. The concept of treatment and prevention of the spread of infection, virus and pneumonia.

Dallas County Vaccine Rollout Shows Racial Equity Gap

An attempt to address racial disparities in vaccine access was overruled after Texas state officials threatened to cut Dallas county’s…
by Anoa Changa
01.23.21
In this photo illustration, a man holds a syringe with a...

Will Black Communities Get The COVID-19 Vaccine First?

The revelation leaves a pin in a conversation around how medical authorities will address distributing the virus to Black communities,…
by Charise Frazier
12.02.20
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