Damn bro, whats with you today? Your not usually straight raging like this?

Im sorry that there are some faggot crackers on here, but you should know not all of us care about you being black. We are in this together. Maybe take some time to read some martin luther king speeches so we can get on the same level.

Anywho, you should know better. Plenty of minority's took the vaccine.

Asian and non-Hispanic White adults had the highest COVID-19 vaccination coverage by the end of April 2021. By the end of November 2021, disparities in vaccination coverage for some racial and ethnic groups narrowed, and coverage was similar for non-Hispanic Black (78.2%), Hispanic (81.3%), Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander (75.7%), and non-Hispanic White (78.7%) adults.

Compared to Appalachians, you still got some work to do.

https://www.wymt.com/2021/08/26/great-health-divide-rural-vaccine-disparities-increasingly-evident-cases-rise-appalachia/

About 56 percent of Kentucky’s population is vaccinated, state data showed as of Wednesday evening, or about 67 percent of the population above 18 years old. The Pfizer vaccine has been authorized for ages 12 and older, and is now fully approved for ages 16 and older. Yet cases and hospitalizations are climbing across Kentucky as many remain hesitant to or outright oppose the vaccine. “Every vaccine we can put in an arm at this point is a win,” Green said. Overall, less than 40 percent of people who live in the state’s Appalachian counties have been vaccinated. Only two of those counties - Perry and Clark - have more than 50 percent of their respective populations vaccinated.