“How can you say you care to cure someone when you didn’t care enough to protect them from it in the first place?”
News Posted in Health
Documenting Disparity: The Challenges of Collecting Racial Data on Coronavirus
In addition to wildly differing protocols at all levels of government, the fact remains: Science and data collection are anything but neutral.
To Protect Abortion Rights for All, We Must Address the Inequities in Care That Are Killing Us
Although the rapidly decreasing access to abortion will have a profound impact on many people, some communities will bear the brunt of these inequities. These same communities have been heavily affected by COVID-19 infection and death.
Lose Yourself
The complex, comforting allure of not being seen.
Mama Claudia Taught Me
Reflections on Blackness, Queerness and Covid-19.
Black Muslims in US fear they could be ‘disproportionately impacted’ by coronavirus
The community is often rendered invisible within the larger Black and Muslim populations.
Abortion Is Essential Health Care, Including during a Public Health Crisis
We mustn’t be fooled: it isn’t COVID-19 now, abortions later. Immediate access to services for both are equally crucial.
Federal inmates will spend the next 14 days in their cells
The solution to coronavirus cannot be simply falling back on a practice that is already known to cause significant damage to incarcerated people’s mental and physical health.
One COVID-19 Survivor Speaks Out
Let’s use Bonita’s experience and the experiences of others to help us navigate this crisis. We are better together.
The History of the Medical Industry’s Role in Oppression is Well Documented
Social media is reshaping the medical industry’s abuse or, at least, the extent to which that abuse can be shared. It also provides a platform where workers can reinforce dangerous beliefs.