Members of the LGBTQ community are worried that San Francisco's Castro District, long the cultural center for gays and lesbians in the city, is becoming less queer.
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Editor’s Note: The explanation of the vaccination data shown in the graphic has been adjusted in this update to clarify exactly what population percentages represent.
San Francisco’s Latinx residents are being vaccinated at a lower rate compared to other populations in the city even though the community has been one of the hardest hit by COVID-19, research shows.
This is new data released by the city and county’s Department of Public Health (SFDPH) to the Investigative Unit Tuesday showing 30% of people vaccinated so far in San Francisco are White, 30% are Asian, 4% are African American or Black and 8% are Latino/a.