New data on kids and Covid made even a GOP governor flip on masks in schools
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The freedom coveted by some Americans to avoid vaccines and spurn masks is, increasingly, leading to a group of Americans that can't access vaccines getting Covid-19.
We're talking about kids under 12, who need to go back to school over the next month, but can't get the vaccine.
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