On the recordFebruary 2, 2021
Since the very beginning, it has been clear that, while COVID-19 affects us all, it does not affect us all equally.
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congress.govG. K. Butterfield: “Since the very beginning, it has been clear that, while COVID-19 affects us all, it does not affect us all equally.”
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COVID-19 impacts marginalized communities more severely, highlighting the need for health equity in vaccine distribution.
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