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No internet, no vaccine: How lack of internet access has limited vaccine availability for racial and ethnic minorities

  • Written by Tamra Burns Loeb, Adjunct Associate Professor - Interim; UCLA Center for Culture, Trauma, and Mental Health Disparities, University of California, Los Angeles
No internet, no vaccine: How lack of internet access has limited vaccine availability for racial and ethnic minoritiesA man fills out an online application during a job fair hosted by the city of Chicago in July 2012. The fair offered computer access to people who do not have internet access. Scott Olson/Getty Images

Racial and ethnic minority communities that lack internet access have been left behind in the race to get a COVID-19 vaccine. The average monthly...

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