Minority Communities Have Less Access To Vaccines In NYC

The transcript discusses vaccination disparities in New York City, highlighting that white residents are vaccinated at higher rates compared to Latino and Black residents. Despite Latinos and Blacks making up significant portions of the city's population, their vaccination rates are lower. Mayor Bill de Blasio aims to address this issue by enhancing scheduling and outreach efforts in minority communities.

What is the main issue highlighted in the introduction regarding vaccination rates in New York City?

• Vaccination rates are equal across all racial groups.

• White people are being vaccinated at a higher rate than other racial groups.

• There is no issue with vaccination rates.

• Vaccination rates are higher in rural areas.

According to the statistics, what percentage of vaccinated individuals in New York City are Latino?

• 15%

• 29%

• 11%

• 24%

Which racial group makes up 11% of those vaccinated in New York City?

• White

• Asian

• Latino

• Black

What percentage of New York City's population is black, according to the transcript?

• 29%

• 24%

• 11%

• 15%

What strategy does Mayor Bill de Blasio propose to address the vaccination disparity?

• Improving scheduling and outreach in minority communities

• Reducing vaccine costs

• Increasing vaccine supply

• Prioritizing rural areas