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6/ Seeing women of color receiving the vaccine is an important step toward making more people feel comfortable receiving it, too.
From @pewresearch:
— Only 42% of Black Americans said they would get vaccinated
— 63% of Latinx people
— 83% of English-speaking Asian Americans
7/ Non-medical hospital staff were also among the first to be vaccinated. Teresa Mata, an environment services worker who cleans rooms in the emergency department at Methodist Dallas Medical Center, was the first in Texas to receive the vaccine on Monday. https://bit.ly/385ARgl pic.twitter.com/xIUNpvvd8w
8/ Getting to this moment symbolizes “relief and understanding that the end is closer than we thought,” Dr. Marina Del Rios, the first to be vaccinated in Illinois, said. https://bit.ly/385ARgl
From @ChabeliH and @bcrodriguez:https://bit.ly/385ARgl
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Meet more of the women health care and hospital workers who were among the first recipients of the COVID-19 vaccine in our @TwitterMoments.https://twitter.com/i/events/1338915956685496323 …
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New: The women went first.
An analysis by The 19th shows about two-thirds of those who were the first or among the first recipients of the COVID-19 vaccine in the 39 states that had inoculated workers as of Tuesday afternoon were women.
