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'Did I miss the memo?': Hospital workers in full PPE applaud George Floyd protesters as they march past

Remember that viral photo that made the rounds a month or two ago showing hospital workers in masks holding up signs that read something along the lines of, “We’re staying here for you, please stay home for us”?

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As if it weren’t already apparent that the coronavirus quarantine is a thing of the past now that the George Floyd protests are entering their second week (and “public health and disease experts” explain that “white supremacy is a lethal public health issue” too), some hospital workers in New York City made it perfectly clear by applauding protesters as they marched past the hospital — and not six feet apart either.

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