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Crash Champions to Expand California Footprint with Acquisition of the Legendary Mike's Auto Body

/PRNewswire/ -- Crash Champions (or the "Company"), one of the nation's fastest-growing independent collision repair companies, announced today that it has...

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Crash Champions to Expand California Footprint with Acquisition of the Legendary Mike's Auto Body

Crash Champions to Expand California Footprint with Acquisition of the Legendary Mike's Auto Body
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Weingarten counselor and Penn grad reflects on race, religion in upcoming book of poetry

In his book, titled

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Stanford Med professor: Race-based priority for COVID vaccine could harm minorities


CDC advisory committee approves racial considerations over lives saved
Two Ivy League medical professors are facing backlash for recommending that COVID-19 vaccine distribution should be prioritized based on skin color rather than risk level.
The University of Pennsylvania’s Harald Schmidt and Harvard University’s Marc Lipsitch have since somewhat walked back their comments to
The New York Times, though Lipsitch claimed his views were misinterpreted.
Neither the professors nor their academic institutions responded to
College Fix requests for comment on the medical scholars’ stated views that predominantly white groups should not get vaccine priority.
Schmidt and Lipsitch were discussing the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices’ pending recommendations to the CDC on which group should get vaccines first, “essential workers” or elderly people.

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