I would be deeply opposed to making it mandatory -- there are REAL concerns and people have the right to make their own decisions. I say again: it means a lot to about one-seventh of the world for YOU to have broken it down ... because of the things that happened to our shared African ancestors, many in the Diaspora have a unique set of concerns.
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Yes indeed. Vaccine testing has had a pretty terrible past in that respect. There are parts of West Africa now that companies wouldn't dare approach with vaccines because of history. Northern Nigeria is one. The last people that tried got killed by anti-vax militia because of some of those things you alluded to. Also after the Tuskegee Syphilis thing, one can totally understand why some people are sceptical of being injected with stuff.