The Black Doctor Who Helped Create the COVID19 Vaccine.

[Moonglow]

It is terrible that any progress in human development has to be notated with a persons race...I congratulate her and thank her..

It's terrible but some people here seem to think blacks have never done anything.

I understand yet others know that is not the truth of the matter...

 

[keepitreal]

And this is supposed to impress?

Hell yeah it is

It would seem that an African made it past the privileged, inherently racist, white supremacists
and snuck in the systemic racism back door

I guess Fauci thinks enough time has passed that people won't remember
and the msm won't rehash, her tweets claiming Covid 19 is a 'genocide' against blacks

And saying that more blacks aren't dying because of their behavior...
(cuz God forbid individuals be held responsible for the consequences of their choices)
...that's just a copout to adjust accountability

In other words, more blacks are dying because of white privilege,
not because they smoke, drink, eat like shit, are overweight or anything like that

Plus, bragging on and showing off the young, black, female scientist
leading the race for a vaccine any sooner wouldn't have fit well with the...
systemic racism, white privileged supremacy denies blacks what whites have narrative

So, Fauci wants her back in the limelight...why...
to win over Africans skeptical of taking the vaccine...really

ROFLMFAO ROFLMFAO ROFLMFAO

Yeah, ok...that's why blacks who have the means
to travel outside their neighborhood to shop, do

Ghetto Africans are lazy, dirty, rude, slow...

Nope, the way I see it, a lot of people who said they would get the vaccine
are having second thoughts or feeling guilty for having second thoughts....
'justify' mandatory vaccination because of reluctance to be vaccinated

When people are having adverse effects from the vaccine
we'll know who's to blame...an African

 

[DrLove]

Dr Kizzy Corbett was on with Lawrence at his town hall tonight.
I’ll post the Tuber when it’s up, but at her young age to be the primary lead in the development of the Moderna vaccine?
Just Damn - Amazing lady!
Give ya this for now - She’s off to head her own department at Harvard!

 

[MizMolly]

Once again blacks are at the forefront of saving American lives during a critical health crisis.

First it was Onesimus.

There aren't a lot of written accounts of African-American people living in the early American colonies between the year 1500 and the Revolutionary War. It's not that they weren't there, but the paper trail for people of African descent from this time largely consists of petitions for freedom from slavery, accounts of escape (or attempted escape) from enslavement and records of execution. But accounts of one enslaved man named Onesimus, living in Boston in the early 18th century, tell the story of a person very likely responsible for saving hundreds of lives in the Boston smallpox epidemic of the early 1720s, as well as countless others affected by future outbreaks all over the colonies.

How Onesimus, a Slave in Colonial Boston, Helped Stop a Smallpox Epidemic | HowStuffWorks

Now it is Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett.

Corbett is the National Institute of Health's lead scientist for coronavirus vaccine research. She is part of a team that worked with the biotechnology company Moderna on one of the two mRNA vaccines expected to receive emergency use authorization from the US Food and Drug Administration this month. Pfizer's vaccine candidate is the other one.

Fauci wants people to know that one of lead scientists who developed the Covid-19 vaccine is a Black woman (msn.com)

Awesome

 

[keepitreal]

Once again blacks are at the forefront of saving American lives during a critical health crisis.

Gee, that didn't age well

 

[IM2]

Gee, that didn't age well

It aged well enough to save millions of lives.

 

[MizMolly]

Once again blacks are at the forefront of saving American lives during a critical health crisis.

First it was Onesimus.

There aren't a lot of written accounts of African-American people living in the early American colonies between the year 1500 and the Revolutionary War. It's not that they weren't there, but the paper trail for people of African descent from this time largely consists of petitions for freedom from slavery, accounts of escape (or attempted escape) from enslavement and records of execution. But accounts of one enslaved man named Onesimus, living in Boston in the early 18th century, tell the story of a person very likely responsible for saving hundreds of lives in the Boston smallpox epidemic of the early 1720s, as well as countless others affected by future outbreaks all over the colonies.

How Onesimus, a Slave in Colonial Boston, Helped Stop a Smallpox Epidemic | HowStuffWorks

Now it is Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett.

Corbett is the National Institute of Health's lead scientist for coronavirus vaccine research. She is part of a team that worked with the biotechnology company Moderna on one of the two mRNA vaccines expected to receive emergency use authorization from the US Food and Drug Administration this month. Pfizer's vaccine candidate is the other one.

Fauci wants people to know that one of lead scientists who developed the Covid-19 vaccine is a Black woman (msn.com)

Awesome

 

[ninja007]

the black dr who helped kill billions.

 

[ninja007]

It aged well enough to save millions of lives.

you mean killed billions. 99.9 percent full recovery rate without the poison jab. millions soon billions dying from it.