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No one was underserved because it was a randomized sign up [/quote]

Don't you see that a randomized sign up via computer benefits people who can do their jobs from home, people with computers/computer savvy, reliable internet connections, and native english speakers?

That's why you can't just say randomized = equitable. You have to do more for people who don't have all the advantages at their fingertips in order to make it equiable.[/quote]

At some point, people need to take care of themselves and figure it out. The information is available to everyone, in multiple languages. My mother, who is 84 and does not use a computer and barely speaks English figured out how to get on the waiting list. She has several friends who are low income, elderly, not computer savvy figure out how to get on the list. Some went to the grocery store pharmacy to sign up, others had family members help. Churches are.offering assistance. Don't equate inequity with not interested.
I live in east county and I can tell you that POC that want the vaccine have figured out what they need to do to get it. They are stuck on the waiting list like everyone else.
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