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Posted on Jan 4, 2021
Effort Underway To Vaccinate More Native Communities Against COVID-19
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COVID-19 data on Native Americans show that they're twice as likely to die from the virus than white Americans. An effort is underway to get more Native communities vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Dr. Lyle Ignace, a member of the Menominee and Coeur D'Alene tribes, rolled up his sleeve and became one of the first Native people in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to receive the Pfizer and BioNTech vaccine.
Dr. Lyle Ignace, a member of the Menominee and Coeur D'Alene tribes, rolled up his sleeve and became one of the first Native people in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to receive the Pfizer and BioNTech vaccine.
Effort Underway To Vaccinate More Native Communities Against COVID-19
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He's either Menominee or Coeur D'Alene as far as tribal membership, as the Menominee only allows membership in one tribe. He might have blood from both, but tribal membership isn't about blood, it's about citizenship.
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From all of my deployments I cracked my teeth. When I finally went to the dentist he said that he will do his best to save what’s left.
Are you listening?
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