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Yeah the one unvaccinated  kid bussed in from Ward 8 to Ward 3 is probably vaccinated.  Your kid is fine. The family that had to go to Florida and doesn’t exclude “those” cousins are still sending your kids to your Ward 3 school. Some advertise their vacation on FB and others don’t.[/quote]

Vaccinated or unvaccinated? Whose kid is going where? Pls explain.[/quote]

PP means the rich are traveling and mixing, and aren't as safe as you think, despite their vaccinated status.

My take is that the poor families are probably the ones lined up first for vaccines, since their families are more likely to be frontline workers, and suffered most in 2020.

However, since Omicron can infect both unvaccinated and vaccinated [b]in equal measure[/b], all of this is moot.

For school openings, it's positivity rate that counts, not case severity. So no one cares about your vaccine status.
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This is not true. You are still significantly less likely to get infected if you are vaccinated.[/quote]

Your lowest risk is vaccinated and boosted.

And no poor families in DC are not getting vaccinated.  Hasn’t PP above looked at the data at all?  Ward 3 highest vaccination rate.  Ward 7 and 8 lowest, think is was in the percentages of 20’s last time I saw.  Abysmally low.

Access in ward 7 and 8 is not an issue either.  Tons of pop up vaccine sites offerring incentives to get vax,  churches there doing outreach, DC people knocking door to door, etc…[/quote]

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