Mayor Lightfoot and CDPH announce plan to ensure equity in vaccine distribution – WGNTV (Chicago)

Initial geographic data on who has received the vaccine shows the most impacted communities lag far behind those in and around downtown Chicago and on the Near North Side. A new health order requires providers who are vaccinating individuals throughout Chicago to report race and ethnicity data to CDPH.
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Tom Paine's Ghost
5 years ago

Simple system: White men go to the back of the line regardless of profession or health condition. Period.

The True Believer
5 years ago

So the blm looters, burners and protesters get priority, as do the Mexicans who celebrated Mexican independence for two weeks from south Michigan to the Gold Coast. They infected themselves while the stupid white people stayed at home. This has to change one way or another.

PinkFloydActuary
5 years ago

My 75 year old parents live in Texas. They will be getting shot #1 tomorrow. My mom’s BFF, who lives in the northern burbs, is terrified to do anything. Won’t go shopping, thinks in person school is a massacre, etc. She thinks Pritzker has been the bees knees in all of this. She’s now told she won’t get a shot until May or June. Because equity in distribution. I figured this stark contrast would open her eyes, but alas – Pritzker still walks on water and is doing all he can to save us all in her view… She votes.… Read more »

The True Believer
5 years ago

Northwestern has prioritized the south and west side ghetto types. Shameful.

George P. Burdell
5 years ago

Gotta get those votes somehow. BTW – Isn’t this like Deja vu for the African American community…. Tuskegee anyone??

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