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WASHINGTON Kica Matos wants to knock on every single door in her neighborhood. But this isn’t a run-of-the-mill political effort: She’s using the canvassing playbook to sign people up for Covid-19 vaccine appointments.
So far, Matos and a team of other volunteers and community organizers have secured vaccine appointments for over 5,000 people in Fair Haven, a predominantly Black and Latino neighborhood in New Haven, Conn.
“We know our community. We know these streets. We had a sense of what would work,” said Matos, who is vice president of initiatives at Vera Institute of Justice.
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Andrew Yang explains his infamous dog tweet and why he uses Twitter like the rest of us Travis Andrews Andrew Yang managed the impossible: He got dragged for tweeting a photo of a dog. The occasion for the tweet was April 11’s National Pets Day, one of those faux Internet animal holidays that gives everyone an excuse to post pics of their furry pals. The problem was that he posted a photo of dog he no longer owned. Above two photos of a snow-white pup, he wrote that he was “celebrating our dog Grizzly who we raised as a puppy but had to give away because one of our boys became allergic to him. Miss you Grizz!”
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