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At the same time this task force was in force the governor was having elders and disabled people together with covid patients in nursing and group homes. Causing the deaths of many human beings.

I feel Nichigan has broken basic human rights doctrine in an almost absolute capacity. Between nursing home deaths to horrible living conditions to outright ignoring open victimization within the disability assistance industry to blinket protections for doctors though the fda only offered in Michigan to landlord tennet laws that allow for lethal conditions to take shape. Michigan I believe firmly is the worst in the union. We are the only state that got a need intervention rating for our special needs programs in schools in the whole union under the reduced guildlines of the trump administration.

Roflmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 FING wackos

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MY RESPONSE TO HATE: I want to report Michigan representative Rashida Talib for hate speech, encouraging the murderous barbaric hate crime acts of the terrorist group Hamas, against Jews and their supporters. She is not fit to represent taxpayers as she is full of hatred and condones acts of violence and should be immediately removed from office.

Puhleease. What of the plethora a hate propagated and encouraged against white people these last few years? I experience it almost every day here in Lansing, depending upon where I choose to frequent or shop, etc. It is much more prevalent and openly condoned than very much "supposed" white supremacy EVER was in America. Besides, hate is not a crime in and of itself, though ya'll would love to make it so (but only against whites, of course). It is racist to ascribe more punishment to a white person for violent crime than a black would recieve, regardless of intent. That, itself, should be a crime. That IS a crime. Ya'll are no more a victim than the rest of us. Get over yourselves, and move on.

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Love wins always! Great production value and thanks for communicating these important rights afforded to all Michiganders 💙

THANK YOU for mentioning the fragranced chemical barriers in the healthcare arena. It's something that can so easily be addressed and changed, but hardly anyone takes it seriously. Please share more awareness every chance you get.

Should have been titled "Housing is racist"... smh

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Where was this infographic found?

James Lindsey debunks this critical race theory.. old boomer hippies fall For it..look up statistics..

Setting: 2 people are on a Zoom video call. Person 1: Hi! How are you? Person 2: Awful! Someone told my landlord my mother has COVID-19 and now he is accusing me of having it! He told me to pack up and move out! Person 1: Oh no! That is wrong! You should file a complaint with the Michigan Department of Civil Rights because that violates Fair Housing Laws! Person 2: Really? How do I get in contact with them? Person 1: Call their VP number, 313-437-7035, or you can email them at doddbhh@michigan.gov. Person 2: Oh, I see. I'll do that. Thank you! Person 1: No problem. Hope it works out. Person 2: Thanks. [Fade out to the MDCR Logo and contact info and tag line “Fair Housing: The law is on your side.”]

I filed a complaint with Michigan civil rights for harassment by the macomb county sheriff's department in Michigan and they told me the police can follow me anywhere anytime and deprive me of my civil rights. So everything these people are saying are lies.

We Michiganders living under Nazi General Whitmer also have the right to refuse all the covid propaganda you're so good at reporting on. Yes, we know why. Whitmer wants as much covid money she can get her hands on and she's willing to sell out every Michigan citizen to get it.

Justice for disabled elders in America is a SICK GIGANTIC JOKE. I'm now 75+, had a disability all my adult life which caused me to be denied military service & live alone. I've reported elder crimes for 5+ years including multiple felonies by a confidence guy from Portland Oregon who admits in writing he's known I'm disabled, dealing with serious life threatening health issues, old & live alone ...yet he not only stripped me of whatever he could get his hands on while I was laying on an ER gurney... he then did all he could to trip me up in his revenge making my life a living hell because others demanded accountability & reprimanded him for his abuse, fraud and manipulation of a sick elder .....and authorities do NOTHING after being repeatedly told of this con-artist caused my Soc. Sec funds to be blocked, missing Soc. Sec under his control or direction, his Postal Fraud, his attempted extortion, his abuse, manipulation of a sick elder for his personal agenda, Class "C" grand larceny theft of my property, neglect, & scams. Far wonder, Oregon is now the worse state for any elder to even pass through even with documented proof, this guy laughs all the way to my bank and controls. Elders get no holidays nor coffee break from abuse, manipulations & fraud ...we live with it 24/7 ..365 JUSTICE DELAYED ...IS JUSTICE DENIED EVEN MORE SO FOR THE ELDERLY.... IT'S CRUEL TORTURE. Please, don't just say how bad it is .....get ALL elders real help NOW .....REAL JUSTICE NOW !!!! ...before these con-artist kill us off. God will bless you for indicting these creeps as that IS the only way to halt elder exploitation.

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It's extended because General Nazi Whitmer isn't done taking all the covid money yet. Her pockets are deep.

TRANSCRIPT: Are you facing discrimination or harassment from your landlord during the COVID-19 pandemic? You should know: • If your landlord asks you for sexual favors in exchange for rent, that is illegal. • If your landlord treats you differently based on your race, where you are from or your religious faith, that is illegal. • If your landlord treats you badly because you are Deaf or disabled, that is illegal. If any of these things are happening to you, contact the Michigan Department of Civil Rights today to file a complaint. The VP number is 313-437-7035 or email us at doddbhh@michigan.gov Know your rights and protect yourself.

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Transcript: Can pregnant women get the COVID-19 vaccine? Yes. Pregnant women (and women planning to become pregnant) can get the vaccine as soon as they are eligible. However, the CDC suggests consulting a health care provider for help making the most informed decision.

Transcript: Do the new variants spread more easily and more quickly? Unfortunately, yes. Some variants may spread more easily, so it’s important to continue wearing a mask and social distancing. You can also help slow the spread by getting the vaccine as soon as it’s available to you.

Transcript: If I had COVID-19, do I still need the vaccine? Aren’t I immune? You should still get the COVID-19 vaccine, even if you have had COVID-19. There is not enough information currently available to say if or for how long after infection someone is protected from getting COVID-19 again (called “natural immunity”). Early evidence suggests natural immunity from COVID-19 may not last very long, but more studies are needed to determine this.

Transcript: I have a disability. Can I schedule an appointment? First, review the MDHHS prioritization guidance to see if you are eligible for the vaccine. Based on your age and risk, you will fit into one of the priority groups and phases. You can also keep up with the latest information about priority groups through various media outlets. Be sure to speak with your primary care provider about any questions or concerns you may have regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. They know your medical history best and can help you determine which priority group you are in based on your risk level.

Transcript: Why do some vaccines require two shots? The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines need two shots to be effective. The first shot prepares the immune system to recognize the virus, and the second shot strengthens the immune system. If you are receiving a 2-dose vaccine, it is very important to receive the vaccine from the same manufacturer both times and within the required time frame to ensure the best protection from COVID-19. The second dose of the Pfizer vaccine must be 21 days after the first dose; the second dose of the Moderna vaccine must be 28 days after the first.

Transcript: Will I have to quarantine and miss work after I get the vaccine? Getting the vaccine does not require quarantine, but it typically takes a few weeks for the body to build an immune response after getting the vaccine. This means it’s possible you could be infected with COVID-19 just before or after vaccination. If you believe you have been exposed or are having symptoms you should quarantine until you talk to your doctor and get tested. Do not work until you receive your results and quarantine timeline.

Transcript: Can the current COVID-19 vaccines give me COVID-19? No. The current vaccines available give your body instructions which help it recognize the virus, so our body can fight it off in the future. None of the authorized and recommended COVID-19 vaccines nor any of the COVID-19 vaccines current in development in the U.S. contain the live virus that causes COVID-19. This means that a COVID-19 vaccine cannot make you sick with COVID-19.

Transcript: Can I still get COVID-19 between my first and second shot? Yes. For the COVID-19 vaccines that are a 2-dose series, both shots are needed for the best protection, and it will take about 2 wees after the second dose before you receive this level of protection. Because one dose does not provide full immunity, it is possible to become infected with the virus between doses. Continue to wear your mask and social distance before and after your first and second doses to protect yourself and your community.

Transcript: Do I need an ID to get the COVID-19 vaccine? ID is not required for a vaccine. In some instances, you may be asked to provide information the county you live in, get you registered, or to bill insurance.

Transcript: Do I need an ID to get the COVID-19 vaccine? An ID is not required to receive a vaccine, and you will not be required to provide or confirm immigration status. In some instances, you may be asked to provide information to verify the county you live in, get you registered, or to bill insurance.

Transcript: How can I help people who don’t use the internet or need translation services get vaccine info? If you or a loved one have additional questions, you can contact 2-1-1 and press 5. This is a free, confidential service that connects Michigan residents to local community-based organizations across the state. These organizations offer thousands of different programs and services for people seeking answers.

Transcript: Do I have to pay for the vaccine? No. You will not be charged any fees for the vaccine, regardless of whether you have health insurance coverage or not. If you do have insurance coverage, the vaccine provider may charge your insurance an administrative fee, but YOU will not have to pay anything. (If you are uninsured, this fee will come from the Health Resources and Services Administration’s Provider’s Relief Fund, NOT you.)

Transcript: What will the government do with my personal information? By reviewing the vaccine specific Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) document and agreeing to be vaccinated, you are allowing your information such as name, address, date of birth, and the type of vaccine administered be shared with the state’s registry, called the Michigan Care Improvement Registry (MCIR). This database is only accessible to approved medical professionals, staff, and local health departments for vaccination purposes, and they must sign the MCIR Usage Agreement, which governs protection of your information.

Transcript: All COVID-19 vaccines go through the same FDA authorization process. Each vaccine is safe and effective. Get the vaccine that is available to you. Don’t wait. A checklist with Pfizer, Moderna and Janssen (Johnson & Johnson): Doses: 2, 2, 1 Effective at preventing virus with symptom (in the U.S.): All 3 boxes checked Effective at preventing serious illness: All 3 boxes checked Protects from hospitalization and death: All 3 boxes checked Age for use: 16+; 18+; 18+ Building protection: About 14 days after second dose (first 2 boxes); About 14 days after the one dose (last box) Mild side effects after vaccination: All 3 boxes say common

Transcript: Starting March 22, MDHHS is moving forward with vaccinations for those aged 50 and above; for those aged 16 and above who have disabilities and/or medical conditions and their caregiver family members or guardians. Starting April 5, ALL Michiganders aged 16 and above who were previously not eligible. (Even with COVID-19 vaccinations, MDHHS urges everyone to practice preventative measures such as properly wearing masks, social distancing, and frequent handwashing to reduce the spread of the virus).

Transcript: Starting Monday, April 5, ALL Michiganders aged 16 and above are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine. (Even with COVID-19 vaccinations, MDHHS urges everyone to practice preventative measures such as properly wearing masks, social distancing, and frequent handwashing to reduce the spread of the virus).

Transcript: When you are eligible for a vaccine: Check the website of your local health department or hospital to find out their process or for registration forms; or check additional vaccination sites, such as local pharmacies like Meijer, Rite-Aid, Kroger, Cardinal Health (for UP residents); or residents who don’t have access to the internet or who need assistance navigating the vaccine scheduling process can call the COVID-19 hotline at 888-535-6136 (press 1) Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. Saturday and Sunday from 8 am to 1 pm. Or call 2-1-1 (press 5).

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Transcript: Is the vaccine safe? Yes. The process used to approve the COVID-19 vaccine is the same one used to create safe and effective vaccines for the flu, polio, measles and whooping cough. While the vaccines are being developed quickly, it is only after decades of research and clinical trials that have included tens of thousands of diverse volunteers. Routine safety process remain in place and no shortcuts were made.

No sound? Also the capacity info on this sheet displayed here does not match the actual web site. Website says outdoors = 25, but the document in this video says 300. Confusing.

im trying to file a new claim for months and just cant the old claim is only thing coming up

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Is it just me or is there no sound on this?

Whitmer's message in sign language even sucks.

Share of hospital beds with COVID-19 patients: metric - Percent of adult inpatient beds occupied by COVID-19 patients. Why does it matter? Measures impact on hospitals. Takes time after cases decline to show improvement. We want to see a declining trend. COVID-19 case rates : metric - COVID-19 cases per 1,000,000 residents. Why does it matter? Direct measure of COVID-19 spread. Drives hospitalizations. We want to see a declining trend. Percent positivity: metric - Percent of COVID-19 tests that are positive. Why does it matter? Measures whether we could be missing cases in the community. Early indication of future cases and hospitalizations. We want to see a declining trend.

OPEN: Two-household gathering (high precautions)*; Small outdoor gatherings (25 people); Retail; Preschool through 12th grade (local district choice); Childcare; Manufacturing, construction, other work that is impossible to do remotely, including technical education; Public transit; Hair salons, barber shops, other personal services; Gyms, pools, roller and ice rinks (for individual exercise); Restaurants and bars (outdoor dining, takeout, and delivery); Professional sports**; Parks and outdoor recreation; Funerals (25 people); Health care; Theaters, movie theaters, stadiums, arenas; Bowling centers; Bingo halls, casinos, arcades; Outdoor group fitness classes and non-contact sports. NOT OPEN: Workplaces, when work can be done from home; Restaurants and bars (indoor dining); Night clubs; Indoor sports & contact sports, except professional sports; Trampoline parks, water parks; Indoor group fitness classes. For more information about the order, visit Michigan.gov/Coronavirus. Questions or concerns can be emailed to COVID19@michigan.gov.