Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 7月21日 23時05分

Historically, New Yorkers are not known for their patience or their politeness. But that was before the tent hospitals in Central Park and the refrigerated trucks parked outside of hospitals throughout Manhattan, or the commandeering of the Javits Center and the US Open for overflow COVID-19 patients. March was a demarcation line for many of us New Yorkers. The weeks of silent streets regularly punctuated by the sound of ambulance sirens changed all of us who stayed in the city. We saw early on the frightening implications of this coronavirus pandemic, and when the government told us to put on our face masks, we obeyed. Why has the rest of the country not heeded the example of New York, which after four stressful months seems on the verge of controlling the virus, largely through social distancing and mask wearing?

At the link in our bio, one Vogue writer examines the question. Photographed by @laylahb in Brooklyn, New York

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