Clickbait, there is no prioritizing. The article says "Guidance issued by the Biden administration states certain individuals may be considered "high risk"". "May be" being the operative phrase, "may be" considered high risk, that does not mean they will be considered high risk. Blacks and nonwhite hispanics tend to be victims of medical racism so being that their concerns are not taken seriously if they "may be" considered high risk then there is nothing wrong with that.

Nowhere in the article does it say a high risk white person wont receive treatment ASAP. I'm willing to bet that racist doctors will find ways to not deem blacks and nonwhite hispanics as "high risk".

There was a black female doctor who went to a hospital with COVID19 and was sent home. White doctors did not want to listen to her and treat her. Later on she went to another hospital and ended up dying from COVID19. Being nonwhite is a high risk factor. If not for medical racism there would be no need to label nonwhites as high risk.

Black doctor dies of COVID after alleging hospital mistreatment: 'This is how Black people get killed'

Lying in a hospital bed laboring for breath despite being on oxygen, Dr. Susan Moore, a 52-year-old Black physician, stared into her cell phone and recorded a video alleging her battle with COVID-19 was made worse by the treatment she received from a doctor at a suburban Indianapolis, Indiana, hospital.

Moore's case appears to highlight a concern health-care advocates say has been exposed by the pandemic: allegations that Black people and minorities suffering from COVID receive inferior medical treatment compared to whites.

Black people have also been disproportionately affected and have died from coronavirus more than their white counterparts. An analysis by the Brookings Institution released earlier this year showed that Black people with COVID have died at 3.6 times the rate of white people.

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