Anthony Stephen Fauci, Marcella Nunez-Smith, Rochelle Paula Walensky, and Jeffrey Dunston Zients

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Anthony Stephen Fauci, Marcella Nunez-Smith, Rochelle Paula Walensky, and Jeffrey Dunston Zients Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials… (2021)

You know, we are faced with this reality that marginalized and minoritized communities are often the first to be forgotten, especially when resources are in short supply. And so we remain very committed to disrupting that narrative.
You know, with today’s announcement, up to 700 new community health centers coming online, a doubling of pharmacy locations, and a surge in vaccinators, we’re ensuring that equity remains at the center of our response.
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Anthony Stephen Fauci, Marcella Nunez-Smith, Rochelle Paula Walensky, and Jeffrey Dunston Zients Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials… (2021)

As many of you remember, on the President’s first full day in office, he outlined a comprehensive strategy to beat this pandemic. We’ve spent every day since then executing against that strategy, and we are making progress.
As you can see on our weekly vaccination progress report, the current seven-day average — the dark bar on the far right — is 2.2 million shots per day. That’s a new record pace that we will continue to build on.
On Inauguration Day, only 8 percent of Americans 65 and over had gotten their first vaccination. Today, that number is nearly 65 percent.
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Anthony Stephen Fauci, Marcella Nunez-Smith, Rochelle Paula Walensky, and Jeffrey Dunston Zients Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials… (2021)

As we fight against centuries of structural inequities, we must be intentional about making vaccination easy and convenient for everyone, and key to that effort is having enough vaccinators to deliver shots in arms.
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