Disinformation: Fauci expresses concernt that some internet sources are targeting Black communities in Detroit and elsewhere

Fauci: Areas like Michigan still faces severe problem of misinformation and disinformation on COVID-19 » WDET 101.9 FM The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases says inaccurate data spreads faster over the internet than solid reporting about vaccines. Quinn Klinefelter WDET 101.9 FM » Detroit's NPR Station

The chief medical adviser to the White House says Michigan is battling more than COVID-19 – it’s fighting bad information about the virus.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, acknowledges some internet sources target groups like Detroit’s majority African American population, trying to discredit COVID-19 vaccinations by raising the specter of past medical experimentation on Black people.

And Fauci says inaccurate data spreads faster over the internet than solid reporting about vaccines. ...

“I don’t have an easy solution except to tell people that if you look at things like vaccination, the evidence for vaccines protecting you from severe disease and death, compared to unvaccinated people is overwhelmingly obvious. You just need to look at the data.”