The Hidden Structural Racism in the American Response to Public Health Emergencies
Facing a disproportionate death rate among Black people from COVID-19, President Trump shrugs: “What, me, worry?”
When faced with emerging epidemics related to HIV/AIDS in the 1970s, to crack cocaine in the 1980s, to Ebola in 2014 and 2018, the U.S. government was slow to intervene on behalf of homosexual populations, or urban poor populations, or African populations, who respectively were most-affected by those public health ...
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