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Don’t be fooled, the true patriots are Black voters in Georgia OPINION: The Capitol attack was an attack on Black voters that occurred on the day the city of Atlanta made a deliberate choice to vote against corrupt politicians Ashley Nealy waits in line at State Farm Arena, Georgia’s largest early voting location, to cast her ballot during the first day of early voting in the general election on October 12, 2020 in Atlanta, Georgia. Early voting in Georgia runs from October 12-30. (Photo by Jessica McGowan/Getty Images) As 2021 officially began with the business of returning emails and virtual school , I was feeling very optimistic about Georgia’s Senate runoff elections due to the 3 million residents who voted early.
COVID-19 vaccines arrive at EAMC COVID-19 vaccines arrive at EAMC By Katie Kamin | December 15, 2020 at 7:08 PM EST - Updated December 16 at 11:25 AM OPELIKA, Ala. (WTVM) - History was made Tuesday when the East Alabama Medical Center (EAMC) received its first shipment of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccines. The hospital is one of 15 in the state to receive this first batch of nearly 41,000 doses. East Alabama Medical Center receives first doses of Pfizer vaccine (Source: EAMC) Opelika pharmacist June Adams said she is glad the community is one step closer to combatting the virus. “It’s something to be proud of that we can get this vaccine in such a short amount of time and can get rid of this deadly COVID disease,” she said.
As COVID-19 deaths continue to mount in the US nearly reaching 300,000, history is being made as millions of Americans are getting their coronavirus vaccinations. After the FDA gave the emergency go-ahead for the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, the pharmaceutical giant immediately began shipping millions of doses so that those at greatest risk can start getting their shots this week. Three million doses were transported in freezers keeping the vaccine at the required minus 94 degrees Fahrenheit. President Trump weighed in on the vaccine rollout Saturday. "This has been a great, really a medical miracle, they call it a medical miracle," he said, "And it's going to have a tremendous impact. 95 percent effective. We have Moderna coming out next week. We have Johnson and Johnson, a one-shot vaccine coming out, all great companies."