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Let s do this for ourselves : Panelists urge people of color to learn facts, get vaccinated

Adrian Elliot wants Black and Latino county residents, and all people of color in the Berkshires, to know that he thinks the COVID-19 vaccines are “amazing.” Speaking at a panel dedicated to assuaging vaccine concerns among people of color, Elliot, chief of emergency medicine at Fairview Hospital in Great Barrington, stressed that the vaccines were proved safe and effective in clinical trials that included thousands of Black and Latino people. And while he thinks “amazing” is a word that should be reserved for rare occasions, like landing a rover on Mars, he happily applied it to the vaccines. “Do [the vaccines] work?” Elliot asked. “Short answer, they work. Slightly longer answer, they work really well.”

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Maryland expects doses of new vaccine as soon as next week, Hogan says

Maryland expects doses of new vaccine as soon as next week, Hogan says Erin Cox, Antonio Olivo and Justin Wm. Moyer, The Washington Post Feb. 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam and Del. Lamont Bagby, D-Henrico, talk with nurses at a mass vaccination event last month in Henrico County.Washington Post photo by Gregory S. Schneider Maryland expects to receive shipments of the yet-to-be cleared Johnson & Johnson vaccine as soon as next week, Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, said Tuesday. Hogan said the federal government notified states that allocations of the single-dose shot, which is being manufactured in Baltimore, could be delivered soon, a development that could help a vaccination effort beset by crushing demand and limited doses in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.

The Washington Post wins four George Polk Awards for coverage of VMI, George Floyd, politics, pandemic

The Washington Post wins four George Polk Awards for coverage of VMI, George Floyd, politics, pandemic Paul Farhi, The Washington Post Feb. 24, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The Washington Post building in downtown Washington, D.C.Washington Post photo by John McDonnell Washington Post reporters were named the winners of four George Polk Awards on Wednesday, including one for a series about the life of George Floyd, the Minnesota man whose death while in police custody sparked months of protests last year. The Post s reporting about politics, the pandemic and racial tensions at the Virginia Military Institute were also recognized by jurors in the annual competition, which is among the most prestigious in journalism and is considered a reliable forecaster of the Pulitzer Prizes.

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