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Vaccine Outreach in Chicago’s Latinx Communities

by Alma Campos March 31, 2021April 9, 2021

n late March, Jonathan López, an undocumented immigrant from Little Village, went to the United Center to get his first vaccine. He said he had spent almost every day of the month calling the operation’s call center to make an appointment. When he finally got through, he found out he was eligible as a resident […]

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