Madowo has highlighted the inequality of vaccine availability between the first world countries and the rest of the world. And how this has affected his family.
In his article he pointed out, "Even at 96, my Kenyan grandmother was among hundreds of millions in the developing world who was not vaccinated until recently because rich nations have hoarded most of the available shots. Though I'm more than 60 years younger than her, I was fully inoculated by April because I was living in the United States, where anybody over 12 can get a vaccine if they want one."
He explained how easy it is to get vaccinated, "All I needed to get protection was walk to a nearby drugstore in Washington, DC. But many people like my grandmother have died or will die, because of the accident of where they live. Her heart is now failing, and mine is breaking."
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