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People vaccinated with the biva lant booster. the chances are three to times less likely to be hospitalized it in fact you have the by va lent booster as opposed to those who did not get the bivalent booster. >> the 16 or so population that has, higher among older americans about 33% there, but still very, very low. im wondering if were vaccine tired out, booster tired out? how would you describe it? >> you know, you make a very good point, neil. it is unfortunate that the uptake of this vaccine...

We actually have to do. can you tell me a bit about the impact it had on northern american audiences? because obviously, it came out quite soon after 9/11 happened, where attitudes toward south asian communities had changed anyway, and this hopefully made them change again and see people differently. the timing of this film was also really important. the ways in which south asian communities have felt the reverberations of that violence and the uptake of the violence and the re—emergence of sa...

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A muslim...uh—uh! those are ways of also bridging gaps, which is what sport is wonderful for, which is also exemplified in the film. for a lot of us, jess bhamra is a hero because we didnt see ourselves on the big screen like we do now, and the make—up of the actual teams is still what it looks like today — its a lot of white girls with a couple of black players, with a couple of south asian or east asian players, and still what it looks like. so, as much as we want to love and celebrate t...

Exemplified in the film. for a lot of us, jess bhamra is a hero because we didnt see ourselves on the big screen like we do now, and the make—up of the actual teams is still what it looks like today — its a lot of white girls with a couple of black players, with a couple of south asian or east asian players, and still what it looks like. so, as much as we want to love and celebrate this film, it is a reminder of how much work we actually have to do. can you tell me a bit about the impact it ...

Exemplified in the film. for a lot of us, jess bhamra is a hero because we didn�*t see ourselves on the big screen like we do now, and the make—up of the actual teams is still what it looks like today — it�*s a lot of white girls with a couple of black players, with a couple of south asian or east asian players, and still what it looks like. so, as much as we want to love and celebrate this film, it is a reminder of how much work we actually have to do. can you tell me a bit about the im...

Black, definitely not. a muslim...uh—uh! those are ways of also bridging gaps, which is what sport is wonderfulfor, which is also exemplified in the film. for a lot of us, jess bhamra is a hero because we didnt see ourselves on the big screen like we do now, and the make—up of the actual teams is still what it looks like today — its a lot of white girls with a couple of black players, with a couple of south asian or east asian players, and still what it looks like. so, as much as we want t...

White? no. black, definitely not. a muslim...uh—uh! those are ways of also bridging gaps, which is what sport is wonderful for, which is also exemplified in the film. for a lot of us, jess bhamra is a hero because we didnt see ourselves on the big screen like we do now, and the make—up of the actual teams is still what it looks like today — its a lot of white girls with a couple of black players, with a couple of south asian or east asian players, and still what it looks like. so, as much ...

No. black, definitely not. a muslim...uh—uh! those are ways of also bridging gaps, which is what sport is wonderful for, which is also exemplified in the film. for a lot of us, jess bhamra is a hero because we didnt see ourselves on the big screen like we do now, and the make—up of the actual teams is still what it looks like today — its a lot of white girls with a couple of black players, with a couple of south asian or east asian players, and still what it looks like. so, as much as we w...

Communities have felt the reverberations of that violence and the uptake of the violence and the re—emergence of said violence is still happening, and this film told a story about a family, and it used sport as a connector to do that while also using beautifully captured visuals and music and joy. and that, at that time, when it came out in 2002, was really important. it was one of the first times i had feltjoy in able to revel in this, because, you know, of what had happened of 9/11, and beca...