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People
walk past a COVID-19 vaccination center near the Santa Fe International
Bridge in El Paso, Texas, May 7, 2021. Photo by Jose Luis Gonzalez/Reuters |
Although vaccination
rates have increased over time, Black Americans are still being vaccinated at
lower rates than other racial or ethnic groups. Recent RAND research has
revealed two key insights into this issue. First, vaccine confidence has
improved among Black Americans, but mistrust continues to hold down
vaccination rates. Second, the national discussion about vaccine confidence
has hidden real problems with vaccine access.
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