“Think of the people who will be trusted by the Black community, who are already trusted by the Black community,” she said. “I’m talking about Black church leaders. We turn to local community centers, we turn to local activists, nonprofits. Those are the people and the institutions, really, that the Black community trusts. So, any intervention that is serious about getting their buy-in, you have to go through these authorities in the local community, Black and brown communities, to spread that message (to take the vaccine). From everything that I can evaluate, this is safe, not just for white people, for all people.”
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