Stop Saying Black People ‘Distrust’ Scientists. You’re Blaming the Victim

Lining up in New York's Javits Center on a chilly Thursday morning to receive my first dose of the Pfizer vaccine, I was nervous and excited. The last time I'd visited the space was for Comic Con two years ago. The spaces that once held massive booths for DC and Marvel Comics were now filled with hundreds of New Yorkers pouring in to get vaccinated. And I couldn't help but notice that most of those in line were white—in a city . . .