Autism Acceptance Month: Watts Urges Vaccinations So Kids With Disabilities Can Return To School

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Published on Apr 30, 2025
April marks Autism Acceptance Month and the pandemic has taken an especially hard toll on kids living with disabilities. NBC National Security Analyst Clint Watts explains why it's important for people to get vaccinated so that children like his daughter Pepper can return to the classroom. Plus, he breaks down disinformation about vaccines. Aired on 04/08/2021.
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Autism Acceptance Month: Watts Urges Vaccinations So Kids With Disabilities Can Return To School

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