On the recordDecember 13, 2021
This inequitable access to coronavirus vaccines is causing unnecessary death and suffering, and we have a moral obligation to save lives by expanding vaccine access.
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congress.govThis inequitable access to coronavirus vaccines is causing unnecessary death and suffering, and we have a moral obligation to save lives by expanding vaccine access.
Clyburn emphasizes the moral obligation to ensure global vaccine access to prevent deaths.
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