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That may still have concerns about the vaccine and i think this helps us get to the 70% number by july. >> who doesnt love free stuff? when we talk about the masks. were moms and theres questions among parents what it means for kids, especially kids not yet vaccinated. what is your guidance to parents? >> right. i know it must be so confusing for parents but for children under 12 years or not vaccinated they still should have the children wearing masks and the parents should consider wearing mas...

I think the evidence shows that people fully vaccinated are unlikely to get seriously ill, hospitalized, or die, or transmit the virus to other people. weve seen the number of cases coming down as well as the fact the vaccines cover the variants. all in all the guidelines are great in that they are evidence based. what we could have needed was more guidance in the nuance as to how these guidelines show up in schools, businesses, and other settings. >> ill reiterate what you said from the cdc tha...

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Just focusing that, even that pales in comparison to the racism, the systemic racism just to survive medical education that it brings about, the trauma of being taught by professors that black and brown bodies are inherently diseased, that theres something wrong with us, if that if were sick, its our own doing because we didnt work hard enough. and then you see this, you know, even in getting promoted in rank in academic medicine and getting research grants, the racial oppression is throughout, ...

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We are going to do scattering around tonight. another big week in d.c.. you could argue we turned a corner on covid. you could argue the era of liz cheney and management and her party and the house is over. what have we learned from these twin dynamics playing out at exactly the same time? exactly th e same>> but weve learned whate continued to see that democrats have seemingly been interested in policy and making changes that way, and the republican party has been having this fighting played ou...