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When measles broke out at California's Disneyland in 2015, sickening 147 people across seven states,

the public outrage against the parents who opted out of vaccines was rampant and merciless.

Parents who refuse vaccines are often accused of neglecting their children and putting others' lives at risk.

Anti-vaxxers are often perceived as undereducated, misinformed, and even dangerous.

NYU press author Jennifer Reichs, calling the shots, investigates these parents

who are actually most likely to be white, college-educated, and with an above-average family

income.

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