Marvel’s newest attempt to virtue signal to the far left has just been announced. The infamous superhero brand is partnering with SOMOS Community Care, “New York City’s leading physician-led network of community doctors” to fight vaccine hesitancy within minority communities — just what the world needed.
“Black, Latino and Asian primary care physicians in New York City are teaming with Marvel’s Avengers to educate the public around vaccination as part of a wider outreach effort across the city to inspire and increase vaccine confidence within underserved communities.”
The Hollywood Reporter
The comic book, ‘Avengers: We Are Resilient,’ will tell the story of “front line health care heroes and a Latino family as they unite in an effort to distribute information about and inspire trust of vaccines within the Black, brown and Latino communities.” Part of the marketing campaign will feature a pop-up vaccination clinic in Times Square. According to reports, this flashy initiative will specifically target “underserved communities,” in order to “overcome mistrust and hesitancy as vaccination rates plateau nationwide.”
This is just what Americans wanted, super heroes coercing poor people, many of whom are black and brown, to take a vaccine. Lower gas and grocery prices, affordable housing, (especially considering this virtue-signaling stunt will take place in New York City which is arguably one of the most expensive places to live in the country) none of these issues are what should be tackled for underserved communities — it is of course vaccine hesitancy which is the root of all problems.
This really goes to show how out-of-touch the ultra-wealthy are in this country. The scheme also doesn’t address the fact that CDC recommendations changed in recent months, providing the same guidance for vaccinated individuals as the unvaccinated.
“The CDC recently released new COVID-19 guidelines focused around ‘individual decisions.'”
— Those exposed to the virus are no longer required to quarantine.
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— Unvaccinated people now have the same guidance as vaccinated people.
— Students can stay in class after being exposed to the virus.
— It’s no longer recommended to screen those without symptoms.
Viewers probably hoped that Marvel learned a lesson after “She Hulk” was absolutely torn apart in reviews, or after Pixar released the woke version of “Toy Story” named “Lightyear” which featured a completely unnecessary kissing scene between two animated female characters.
Regular people aren’t buying what Hollywood is selling, but will they learn from the massive profit losses they have already experienced? My gut tells me, probably not, but I guess we will wait for the ‘Avengers: We Are Resilient,” imminent crash and burn.
