Episode Synopsis "Enduringly Unequal: How Structural Inequality Shapes Health Outcomes "

In this episode, I'm joined by Chanelle Rose, associate professor of history and coordinator of ​the Africana Studies program and Whitney Cox, lecturer in world religions to discuss how structural inequalities present themselves during times of crisis. We discuss not only the coronavirus pandemic in this context, but also draw historical parallels with TB and AIDS.

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