Unfortunately, the timeline doesn't seem to consider isolation from family members (in care and out)  in 2020 and isolation from peers and community based on vaccination status after Feb of '21. Which certainly produced personal harm across all levels of people. Additonally, it appears permanent residents were not included, they represent almost 20 million of the US pop. Only US citizens in this study. "By personal harm, we mean experiencing firsthand physical, financial, and/or psychological adversity that can be attributed to the Covid-19 pandemic"....I think you skipped some significant areas of consideration in your study. Though I think the outcome of it is clear, I would suggest it would have been clearer and more pronounced in the desire and advocacy for equality had these things been considered.