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Churches push for vaccine accessibility in minority communities VIDEO: Churches push for vaccine accessibility in minority communities By Paola Tristan Arruda | February 16, 2021 at 9:05 PM EST - Updated February 16 at 11:17 PM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - As health officials work to vaccinate more people of color and those living in rural areas, church leaders say it will take a partnership with faith-based communities to see those numbers rise. When looking at the data for vaccines administered in the state, numbers from the state health department’s COVID-19 dashboard reveals that most...

Know, 50,000 hispanics turn 15 every month. that's a big number after a while. i think on this other hill, this third hill on nda and its progeny, and it will be, i think, other federal legislation as well as state legislation in this regard. the party tends to look at that as something that it's more socially oriented, it's going to be more community-based, and therefore, there's no need for this broad swath of federal regulation or legislation. >> but doesn't it -- >> which is inconsistent when you look at our history in terms of civil rights legislation that we promoted from the 13th, 14th ...

This broad swath of federal regulation or legislation. >> but doesn't it -- >> which is inconsistent when you look at our history in terms of civil rights legislation that we promoted from the 13th, 14th amendment, et cetera. >> so, i'm a little confused. do you yourself, michael steele, favor nda? >> i would vote for it, yes. >> you would vote for it. >> i would support it, yeah. >> but you think they're not going to see political backlash for killing it. >> right. >> see, i disagree for the following reason. i agree it won't be the same as the backlash they faced for immigration reform, but ...