Indigenous care matters

Native are especially vulnerable, US media reported.

The US government’s incompetence in controlling the domestic epidemic worsens the vulnerability of the minority groups in the global medical crisis.

Incapable government officials never reflect on their own systematic loopholes but rather keep blaming the Chinese government, which, in contrast, guaranteed equal accessibility of treatment for all ethnicities and valued the human rights of the vulnerable as a priority.

Failed obligations

By mid-May, Navajo Nation surpassed New York and New Jersey for having the highest per-capita COVID-19 infection rate in the US. For Paige Murphy, an independent Navajo activist in Albuquerque, N not a surprise, but a remin

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“The tribe has yet to re from the federal governm waiting on that financial a adding such money could