Solidarity, Afro-communitarianism, and COVID-19 vaccination

Cornelius Ewuoso · Tom Obengo · Caesar Atuire

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Vaccine Coverage and Hesitancy Ethics and bioethics in healthcare African cultural and philosophical studies

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This paper appeals to the Afro-communitarian conceptions of solidarity to think critically about the duty (if any and in what ways) to vaccinate. Barbara Prainsack and Alena Buyx [1] describe solidarity as “enacted commitment to carry the costs (financial, social, emotional, and other contributions) of assisting others with whom a person or persons recognise similarity […]

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