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Fighting distrust among Black people in Syracuse over Covid vaccine: Be an example

Fighting distrust among Black people in Syracuse over Covid vaccine: ‘Be an example’ Syracuse.com 2/22/2021 Patrick Lohmann, syracuse.com © N. Scott Trimble | strimble@syracuse.com/N. Scott Trimble | strimble@syracuse.com/syracuse.com/TNS Onondaga County workers administer coronavirus vaccinations at the Boys & Girls Club of Syracuse Thursday, February 18, 2021. SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Juanita Nelson beamed as she stepped out of the People’s AME Zion church, having just received the second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. “I didn’t even feel it,” Nelson, a Black woman in her 80s, said of the needle entering her arm. She and others interviewed at the church last week expressed relief, a sense of finally feeling protected against a virus that has killed many of their peers.

Pop-up Vaccination Clinic #2 on South Side

Credit John Smith / WAER News The second round of vaccinations for COVID-19 happened at AME Zion Church for a group of Syracuse South Side residents.  The location, along with the vulnerable populations its reaching in nearby city neighborhoods, is making a difference.  Pastor Daren Jaime says the clinic was able to reach people without having those 65-and-older register online. “Jumping on the internet knowing how to click, before you know it, the appointments already booked up. And some of them are not even on the internet already. So fortunately, you have these pop-up clinics that are done through grassroots and connection and it reaps a plentiful harvest because now you see people coming out and getting the vaccine in a way they probably wouldn’t.”

Monday s Covid-19 vaccine appointments at Syracuse church already filled, pastor says

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