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WASHINGTON —  Vice President Kamala Harris stood by the pharmacy counter of a Giant grocery store in a largely Black neighborhood here Thursday, talking an older customer through her booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. “It will feel, when you get the shot, the same way the first one felt,” Harris told her, recounting her own experience. “The next day, I realized I needed to take it a little slow.” This latest example of Harris’ retail effort to promote the vaccine, as the vice president stood between the frozen pizza bin and bags of quinoa, underscored her central role for the...

Get our free newsletter Success! You're on the list. Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again. Processing… I already get the newsletter Beatrice Evans knocked on every door in her 100-unit apartment complex on B Street SE. As the president of the Triangle View Apartments tenant association, she is the ideal messenger to share information about the COVID-19 vaccine.  “You got people who want it, and then you got people, those hesitant people,” Evans, 67, says of her neighbors. ...

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris received Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday  She had challenged President Donald Trump on whether vaccines coming out of his administration could be trustworthy during the presidential campaign  Trump and Republicans had tried to label Harris and President-elect Joe Biden as being 'anti-vax'  The Democrats had both said that they would trust a vaccine if medical professionals like Dr. Anthony Fauci backed it, which he does  Harris traveled across the Anacostia River to get her vaccination at United Medical Center in Southeast D.C., the home of many minor...

Kamala Harris goes to Black community in D.C. for vaccine Only 54 percent of Black adults said they would definitely or probably get the vaccine, a poll finds. By Noah BiermanTribune News Service Share Vice President-elect Kamala Harris thanks nurse Patricia Cummings after she received the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from Cummings, Tuesday Dec. 29, at United Medical Center in southeast Washington. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin WASHINGTON — Vice President-elect Kamala Harris said she “barely felt” the COVID-19 vaccine shot in her left arm on Tuesday after she was inoculated with the first of...