1/ Remember that time in February 2018 when a 38-year-old teacher in Dallas and a 38-year-old teacher in Atlanta both died of the flu within days of each other and we shut schools forever?
1/ Remember that time in February 2018 when a 38-year-old teacher in Dallas and a 38-year-old teacher in Atlanta both died of the flu within days of each other and we shut schools forever?
1/ Remember that time in February 2018 when a 38-year-old teacher in Dallas and a 38-year-old teacher in Atlanta both died of the flu within days of each other and we shut schools forever?
1/ Remember that time in February 2018 when a 38-year-old teacher in Dallas and a 38-year-old teacher in Atlanta both died of the flu within days of each other and we shut schools forever?
1/ Remember that time in February 2018 when a 38-year-old teacher in Dallas and a 38-year-old teacher in Atlanta both died of the flu within days of each other and we shut schools forever?
2/ Or this winter, when a 28-year-old teacher in Connecticut and a second-grader in Pennsylvania died of the flu within days of each other and we closed schools forever?
2/ Or this winter, when a 28-year-old teacher in Connecticut and a second-grader in Pennsylvania died of the flu within days of each other and we closed schools forever?
2/ Or this winter, when a 28-year-old teacher in Connecticut and a second-grader in Pennsylvania died of the flu within days of each other and we closed schools forever?
2/ Or this winter, when a 28-year-old teacher in Connecticut and a second-grader in Pennsylvania died of the flu within days of each other and we closed schools forever?
3/ Virginia. New York. Oregon. South Dakota. All within days of each other. You didn’t hear about any of these deaths because the national media didn’t care about them - but they are far more common than #SARSCoV2 deaths in young adults have ever been.
3/ Virginia. New York. Oregon. South Dakota. All within days of each other. You didn’t hear about any of these deaths because the national media didn’t care about them - but they are far more common than #SARSCoV2 deaths in young adults have ever been.
3/ Virginia. New York. Oregon. South Dakota. All within days of each other. You didn’t hear about any of these deaths because the national media didn’t care about them - but they are far more common than #SARSCoV2 deaths in young adults have ever been.
3/ Virginia. New York. Oregon. South Dakota. All within days of each other. You didn’t hear about any of these deaths because the national media didn’t care about them - but they are far more common than #SARSCoV2 deaths in young adults have ever been.
3/ Virginia. New York. Oregon. South Dakota. All within days of each other. You didn’t hear about any of these deaths because the national media didn’t care about them - but they are far more common than #SARSCoV2 deaths in young adults have ever been.
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