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Churches are becoming COVID-19 vaccination sites for people of color

Churches are becoming COVID-19 vaccination sites for people of color
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Churches are becoming COVID-19 vaccination sites for people of color

COVID vaccine sites: Churches offer vaccinations to help US rollout

COVID vaccine sites: Churches offer vaccinations to help US rollout
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Racial divides play out with vaccinations

A pickup in COVID-19 vaccinations in the United States has exposed a widening gulf in some parts of the country where members of minority groups are getting jabbed at lower rates than white people.

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Vaccine inequity prompts calls for federal response

More than 35 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered across the country, but it is becoming increasingly clear that vaccinations have not been equitable for communities of color that have been hardest hit by the pandemic.&nbs

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