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UCLA commencement speakers include alumnus D'Artagnan Scorza, Black Lives Matter's Patrisse Cullors, astronaut Megan McArthur

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June 1, 2021
While fully in-person ceremonies are still envisioned for a safer date for the classes of 2020 and 2021, UCLA’s commencement season will be a hybrid of new and old graduation traditions, with a mix of virtual commencements and masked, in-person celebrations to meet the moment.
This year’s graduation festivities began May 15 and continue through June 15 for the roughly 14,000 undergraduate and graduate students receiving diplomas this year. This year also marks the first all-campus graduate procession, which will span six days.
Speakers like Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, Grammy-nominated violinist Regina Carter, and artist and social justice advocate Mr. Wash will be among those giving the graduates an inspiring send-off. NASA astronaut Megan McArthur will deliver a speech from the International Space Station, and U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-California) already addressed UCLA School of Law gr ....

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Doctors really want to vaccinate Black people against COVID-19. Unequal access to shots fuels mistrust

Thompson listens as public health officials implore Black people
to move beyond their skepticism and have faith in medical ingenuity. Thompson sees Black doctors, like John Wesley Patton III, enthusiastically publicize the moment they get
vaccinated and stress the importance of inoculation.
The suffering the deadly virus inflicts is “no joke,” the anesthesiologist wrote in a January Instagram caption. “Trust science. Don’t lose hope. Stay together. We’re gonna get through this.”
But even if they come from other Black people like Patton, the words don’t penetrate Thompson’s mental barricade.
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The Sacramento resident is not really fearful of the science behind the vaccine but has a deep mistrust in government she said has failed Black people again and again. ....

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Community health centers are key to solving striking vaccine inequities

Community health centers are key to solving striking vaccine inequities
Feb. 26, 2021 at 6:00 am
Three months into the vaccine rollout people of color are receiving doses at a startlingly low rate and community health centers believe this is in large part because their clinics were deprioritized as distributors.
The Department of Public Health recognizes this too and is rushing to expand partnerships with community health centers and pharmacies in the hardest hit areas of the County.
Still, it will take concerted effort and time to bridge the existing gaps.
So far only 5.2 percent of black individuals and 23 percent of Latinx individuals eligible for the vaccine have received doses compared to 33 percent of their white counterparts, reported County Supervisor Hilda Solis on Monday. ....

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COVID town hall takes on vaccine concerns in the Black community

COVID town hall takes on vaccine concerns in the Black community
What’s fueling COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy? How can we encourage more people to get the shots? Experts from USC and beyond answered the most pressing vaccination questions at a recent town hall.
February 17, 2021
Black Americans are suffering higher rates of severe disease and death during the pandemic but are receiving COVID vaccines at a dramatically lower rate than white Americans. (USC Photo/David Medzerian)
Joyce Richey knows at least 30 people who have died from COVID-19 family members, friends and associates.
“It’s very real and very personal for me,” said Richey, associate dean for diversity and inclusion at the Keck School of Medicine of USC. A passionate diabetes educator and researcher, Richey is pivoting to COVID. ....

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