@unumfund nails it: "The main cause [of BIPOC underrepresentation in vaccinated populations] is bad eligibility policy and historic impacts of social determinants of health—not hesitancy!" #COVID#Vaccine https://t.co/fDi4ElH0WV
@mdhaiti Data confirms that this a problem of #access. When Black Americans have access to the vaccine (as is the case for healthcare workers), they consistently vaccinate at rates higher than what would be expected given their share of the population.
This is crucial: "The problem is the CDC’s policy of age-based vaccine eligibility...Early data consistently indicates that BIPOC people who are eligible are getting vaccinated at rates equal or exceeding their share of the population." from @LordEmilee
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👋🏾 Did you know? After a history of failing to adequately include all racial & ethnic minorities in trials, the #COVID#vaccines are the 1st to prioritize fully representing the American public. Learn more about the vaccines and trials: https://t.co/kEytLHGFd1 @OurVaccine
The latest #COVID19 data analysis from @PubDem has just been picked up by @Medium's largest publication, @thestartup_.
Learn more about what we're seeing in infection rates for different ethnic groups, especially with Hispanic communities: https://t.co/8CRiYmZCjY