Month: January 2021

(Snippets from the frontline) COVID-19/BLM:  Achieving “herd immunity” Recent COVID-19 surveys of US adults reveals 60% will take the vaccine, 10% will not, and 30% are in a gray zone.  … Continue Reading →

(Snippets from the frontline) COVID-19/BLM:  Celebration My parents loved baseball.  As civil rights workers in New York, they were Brooklyn Dodger fans, always knowing when pitchers and catchers were reporting … Continue Reading →

(Snippets from the frontline) COVID-19/BLM:  Seeking the Promised Land Seven score and 18 years ago, our fathers brought forth upon this continent the Emancipation Proclamation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated … Continue Reading →

(Snippets from the frontline) COVID-19/BLM:  Rationing healthcare The pandemic has brought a surge of COVID-19 cases to California, and might escalate in other parts of the country.  With zero ICU … Continue Reading →

(Snippets from the frontline) COVID-19/BLM:  Let your wishes be known If you are an ill older adult, your age and gray hair might lead to discrimination.  Despite legal protections against … Continue Reading →