As we continue to face the novel coronavirus pandemic, we’ve seen countless conservatives push anti-vaccine rhetoric. Some folks have argued it’s all about personal choice, while others say parents should make health decisions for their children, and others still say it’s no one else’s business if they’re vaccinated or not. Some folks have argued that policies at restaurants or businesses that ask for proof of vaccination are discriminatory (they’re not). And there are, of course, the people who full-out believe and push conspiracy theories about vaccines in general. Vaccine hesitancy, however, is not a one-size-fits-all cultural experience. According to a new report from the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), there are subsets of the LGBTQ+ community that have unique and under-discussed concerns and questions about the COVID-19 vaccine, as highlighted by LGBTQ+ outlet them.  Read more