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In summer 2021, the nation saw some of the pandemic’s lowest death rates, as vaccines, shoring up the body’s immune response, became widely available. Then came the delta variant. The virus mutated, able to spread among the vaccinated. https://t.co/YcmRBCToZn — PolitiTweet.org

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At the start of the crisis, Black people were more than three times as likely to die of covid as White people. As 2020 progressed, death rates narrowed, but not because fewer Black people were dying. White people began dying at unimaginable numbers, too. https://t.co/YcmRBCClXn https://t.co/ALOQBEgpT1 — PolitiTweet.org

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An erosion of trust in government and in medicine slowed vaccination rates, stymieing the protection afforded by vaccines against severe illness and death. After delta’s peak in September 2021, the racial differences in covid deaths started eroding. https://t.co/YcmRBCToZn https://t.co/DZzIaxcBDm — PolitiTweet.org

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