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1/🧵 Covid-19 #vaccination in American Indian & Alaska Native (AI/AN): @NEJM
The AI/AN population has the highest 1st dose & full #vaxx rates of any US racial or ethnic group.
This photo of Black Elk should remind us of true #HEROES
link: bit.ly/3KY77og
The AI/AN population has the highest 1st dose & full #vaxx rates of any US racial or ethnic group.
This photo of Black Elk should remind us of true #HEROES
link: bit.ly/3KY77og
2/ This successful trend is especially important given AI/AN communities have been disproportionately affected by Covid-19 and by ongoing discrimination throughout the health care system.
AI/AN communities have worked to protect the health and well-being of their members by…
AI/AN communities have worked to protect the health and well-being of their members by…
3/ …adapting community mitigation & vaccination strategies to their diverse cultures.
There are 574 federally recognized tribes located in 35 states. AI/AN lands, which are sovereign territories, extend over 100 million acres, including 44 million acres in Alaska.
There are 574 federally recognized tribes located in 35 states. AI/AN lands, which are sovereign territories, extend over 100 million acres, including 44 million acres in Alaska.
On Dec 21, 1866 Lakota warriors led by Tasunke Witko (Crazy Horse) would have a decisive victory over the US military at the Battle of the Hundred Slain, called Fetterman's massacre by the US.
At Fort Phil Kearny, Tasunke Witko goaded the soldiers out of the fort and to giving chase to him. He was known to dismount his horse while soldiers fired at him, he would also race his horse in front of the soldiers while they fired at him.
He would lead the soldiers into an ambush where other Lakota and several Cheyenne and Arapaho allies were in wait. The whole battle was short as the entire Calvary company would be wiped out.
