Here is a little good news from my town. The unjabbed daughter of a friend is a med student at the local state university. A new rule this autumn was, she had to pay for and take 3 PCR tests per week to attend classes. This was prohibitively expensive (and, of course, unfair). So, her mom organized a petition that many of us signed on to…
Here is a little good news from my town. The unjabbed daughter of a friend is a med student at the local state university. A new rule this autumn was, she had to pay for and take 3 PCR tests per week to attend classes. This was prohibitively expensive (and, of course, unfair). So, her mom organized a petition that many of us signed on to, and the Dean of the Medical School agreed to change the policy to one free PCR test per week. I know, I know, it is still discriminatory and unscientific to require the unjabbed to take the test -- but it is a kind of victory and my friend's daughter can continue her studies (at least for now). I was pessimistic that the university would listen to our complaints. The result really gave me hope that our protests might be effective.
Here is a little good news from my town. The unjabbed daughter of a friend is a med student at the local state university. A new rule this autumn was, she had to pay for and take 3 PCR tests per week to attend classes. This was prohibitively expensive (and, of course, unfair). So, her mom organized a petition that many of us signed on to, and the Dean of the Medical School agreed to change the policy to one free PCR test per week. I know, I know, it is still discriminatory and unscientific to require the unjabbed to take the test -- but it is a kind of victory and my friend's daughter can continue her studies (at least for now). I was pessimistic that the university would listen to our complaints. The result really gave me hope that our protests might be effective.