they've all but stated this outright. there was a Post article with this exact point. |
| Well, OP wanted to start a thread about equity, but instead she got the complaints of entitled DC residents who are angry at any attempt to get vaccine to poor minorities. |
same, lol |
But that’s because POC and poor people don’t live as long, at least partly due to systemic racism. |
Source? |
Twice as many elderly as what? The whole rest of the city? |
| BLACK LIVES DON'T MATTER - amirite, Ward 3? |
They matter as much as every one else. |
So you would like them to be vaccinated at the same rate as white people? |
| Still waiting to see the data that shows half of all DC senior citizens live in Ward 3. |
No preferential treatment. Just the same. You know - equal. |
It's easy to see the metric - are they being vaccinated in equal numbers? Why, no, they are not. Next. |
That would be great. DC should engage in outreach to poorer people, and drive them to vaccination sites if needed. There are a number of things the government can do to help people get vaccines. The answer is not a barely concealed racial rationing of health care. |
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POC don't want the vaccine in higher numbers than whites. Personal responsibility much?
Next. |
The vaccine is optional, not compulsory (yet). But have fun with that! |