Why Some Black Americans Are Hesitant About the COVID-19 Vaccine - a podcast by NBC New York

Black and brown Americans have been among the hardest-hit groups during the coronavirus pandemic, and new surveys suggest that they may be less trustful of a vaccine when one becomes available. Checkey Beckford explores the historical and contemporary issues behind the skepticism, then Adam Kuperstein talks with American Public Health Association Executive Director Georges Benjamin about how to close the trust gap.

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