"77% of white adults who want a shot have gotten one, compared with 60% of Black adults and 55% of Hispanics who want one."
Not everyone who WANTS a vaccine has been able to get one. "The survey suggests that vaccine access is at least as big of a problem as vaccine hesitancy."
Not everyone who WANTS a vaccine has been able to get one. "The survey suggests that vaccine access is at least as big of a problem as vaccine hesitancy."
https://twitter.com/MorningConsult/status/1385293306897346570
"The racial gap persists across income levels, but is widest among people making less than $50,000 annually: 72 percent of white adults in that group who want a shot have gotten one, compared with 57 percent of Black adults and 47 percent of Hispanic adults in that income range."
"Otis Rolley...of The Rockefeller Fdn's U.S. equity and economic opportunity initiative, said the emphasis on vaccine hesitancy puts the burden on individual people rather than on institutions that should be providing information about the shots and making it easy for people."
It's interesting that the poll title is about "the vaccine holdouts" and "what's fueling their opposition" (more clicks?) rather than "people who really want vaccines but haven't been able to get them" or "people who have a lot going on but will get vaccinated if we make it easy"
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