Guest Opinion: Redistricting aims to crack and pack
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we tried to work with our counterparts, but every amendment that we presenteds with declined. joining us now, zerlina maxwell and john heilemann is back with us. zerlina, as soon as the infrastructure bill seems to be firmly on track, the president is turning to voting rights. well, i think that senator warnock is right when he says that voting rights is the most important thing this congress can do. and while all of these other issues are incredibly important, our access to the ballot box to be able to shape the policies that we would like to see as voters, that s essential. you know, you can t get anything you want if you don t have that access. and i think that, you know, what the demographics shows happening in this country, it s not a coincidence, lawrence, that you sigh some of the most restrictive bills happening in states where the majorities are turning into latinx population, for example, in a state like
nice to connect on some of the common experiences in the united states. when i was reading the poll from the trevor project about how there are so many young lgbtq youth who find more acceptance online than at home i think some people hear that and sayreally? in the year 2021, that is still the experience that people are having? i wonder how you look translates as a whole and specifically for latinx youth. absolutely. and i can definitely see why it s still the case. i was using the internet in my early years trying to connect to my community or find information to understand my place in the world. and we find that the internet is a very valuable tool for lgbtq people, especially lgbtq youth and latinx youth. among the latinx population, so many of them are coming up at lgbtq and across other ethnicities. it doesn t surprise me that we re still using the internet
SCAI Study Shows COVID Fears Continue to Cause Americans to Avoid Doctor Visits
More people are afraid of contracting COVID than having a heart attack or stroke, findings also highlight fears and barriers among Black and Latino populations
A recent Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) survey found nearly 40 percent of Americans still do not feel safe going to the doctor s office while coronavirus is still a risk. Survey respondents also said they are more afraid of catching the virus than they are of a heart attack or stroke, which may delay critical treatment. Getty Images
January 18, 2021 According to a new national survey released Jan. 13 by the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI), nearly 40 percent of Americans still do not feel safe going to the doctor s office while coronavirus (COVID-19) is still a risk. As the United States approaches the one-year mark of the ongoing pandemic, these results underscore concerns th
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