The Djokovic story proves just what we're getting wrong about the unvaccinated

💉 'Rising anger on either side of the jab divide just pushes both further to the fringes - and this Djokovic-Australia stalemate is only a sign of more to come' | Writes charlottelytton

Two hundred protesters gathered in Melbourne on Friday calling for Novak Djokovic, the world number one tennis star holed up in a quarantine hotel, to be “freed”. Since travelling to Australia for the Open without proof of vaccination, the sporting master has been transformed into an antivaxx poster boy; one jab sceptics, whether they follow the game or not, are now all too willing to get behind.

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