Never fear...people way smarter than you discuss your vax hesitancy

As of early April 2021, more than 108 million Americans—32% of the population—have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose, according to the CDC. Almost 20% of the population is fully vaccinated, and the percentage of people who say they intend to get the vaccine as soon as possible continues to rise. Yet there’s still work to do to address hesitancy and access challenges.

Calypso Jones wrote:and how to overcome your ignorance...you poor deluded fools.

https://penntoday.upenn.edu/news/understanding-and-addressing-barriers-covid-vaccine-acceptance

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Calypso Jones wrote:and how to overcome your ignorance...you poor deluded fools.

https://penntoday.upenn.edu/news/understanding-and-addressing-barriers-covid-vaccine-acceptance

IMHO...based on all I've read...this is gonna be over in months.

I'm tired of this but I can endure it for six months.  What comes next...will be entirely different; but no more of this vaxx-abuse.

........... Vaccine hesitancy in the Black and brown communities is well-earned mistrust, from as far back as Tuskegee and even further back than that, to current-day disparities in care. It’s not just historical,” she says. “The Black and brown communities with hesitancy do not overlap with the traditionally white anti-vaccination communities.” .........