Black and Latino Chicagoans in dire need of vaccines struggle to get them

Chicago's plan for vaccine equity is hampered by old divisions, hospital and pharmacy deserts' despite efforts to deliver the vaccine equitably

Last April, Dr Clarence Kelley Sr, 64, a pastor in Chicago's West Side, contracted Covid-19. The disease nearly claimed his life, forcing him into the hospital for almost two weeks and on a breathing machine.

I was afraid that I would never ever see my wife again ... it was devastating to me. I would not wish this on anyone," Kelley told the Guardian.