Making COVID-era adjustments to the WIC program permanent will help reduce barriers and transition WIC to an anticipatory approach that reflects priorities of resilience and recovery.
— Louisa Sholar
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As Africa lags on vaccine access, the United States is ignoring its moral imperative to collaborate with African governments and support equitable vaccine distributions on the continent.
— Eric Bazail-Eimil
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After a long, demoralizing, and deadly few months, the Biden administration has taken on a new strategy for propelling the country out of the clutches of COVID-19. President Biden did the right thing in acknowledging vaccine mandates as the only possible way forward; implementing them despite significant pushback is a feat of both public health competence and human empathy.
— Mia Young
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Families struggling to make ends meet this Christmas season reveal the true state of the US economy. Without action on COVID-19 relief, Congress is keeping millions of Americans in a desperate limbo.
— Eva Vitanovec
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Pandemics are not distinguished by red or blue, but America’s response to COVID-19 has been politicized since cases began to surge in the United States. Aside from claiming over 200,000 lives, this disease may take down our democracy if we don’t change our actions.
— Alannah Nathan
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President Trump’s first term is evidence of either a lack of interest in governing or lack of vision of what the party itself stands for. The GOP appears to have no concrete policy goals beyond dismantling existing policy. — John Woolley
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