To return to a post-COVID normal, we must learn to trust one another again

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To return to a post-COVID normal, we must learn to trust one another again
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California fully reopens today, but the chances of getting COVID-19 will not be zero anytime soon — even for vaccinated people. So, to comfortably abandon our masks and return to in-person events, we will have to rely on multiple lines of trust.

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“Right now, we have a lot of voices that are not speaking the same language,” Johnson said. “We have local mandates, state mandates and the CDC guidance, and often the local mandates are the strictest.”“If everyone was on the same page, then perhaps people wouldn’t see vaccines and safety precautions as a political division and ideological divide,” he said.

There have been other hurdles. Brunson noted that many people still don’t trust the CDC’s guidance on COVID-19, in part because the agency did a poor job explaining why it initially said masks were not necessary for most people, and then changed course a few weeks later.“What needed to be transparent at that time is that this virus was really new, and there were going to be unknowns because they didn’t understand certain things about it yet,” she said.

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