covid-19

Closing the Black-White Life Expectancy Gap
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Closing the Black-White Life Expectancy Gap
Hannah Edmondson
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Black and Brown populations have continued to fall behind the average life expectancy of white populations—a chasm that has widened considerably in the wake of COVID-19.

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Health
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How Stigmatizing Diseases Harms Public Health and Communities
Gloved hands holding a syringe and vaccine dose.

How Stigmatizing Diseases Harms Public Health and Communities
Dominique Stewart
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Biased reporting and imagery of the monkeypox outbreak reinforce homophobic and racist stereotypes and mimic a history of stigmatizing disease.

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Health
2400 1600 Dominique Stewart
No, The Deaths of Disabled People Are Not “Encouraging News”
An elderly man is guided by a woman at a testing site.

No, The Deaths of Disabled People Are Not “Encouraging News”
Dominique Stewart
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Following the backlash from CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky’s recent comments, disability advocates say her remarks weren’t an “error” or “bad editing,” but the result of how ableist thinking devalues the lives of the chronically ill and disabled people.

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Disability Justice Health
2400 1600 Dominique Stewart
Vaccine Hoarding Created Omicron, Not South Africa
A male flight attendant with a face mask collects trash on a partially empty plane.

Vaccine Hoarding Created Omicron, Not South Africa
Dominique Stewart
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A travel ban on countries dealing with vaccine inequity won’t stop the spread of COVID-19 or prevent new variants. It’s vaccine apartheid created by rich nations.

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Politics
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Demand global vaccine justice.

Demand global vaccine justice.
Andrew Lee
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American vaccine “charity” comes too late for those who died because the U.S. blocked vaccine imports.

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Health
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Support workers’ rights for educators.
Andrew Lee
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Hate crime charges serve as a sentencing enhancement when someone acts with bias while committing a crime. This bias must be against members of a protected class – such as a specific race, religion, or sexual orientation – and it must be a motivating factor for the crime (Time). It seems reasonable that a crime is more odious if it occurs solely because the victim is a member of an oppressed community.

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Education
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Decommodify housing.
Andrew Lee
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Just because we’re all affected by the pandemic doesn’t mean that we’ve all been affected equally. Women accounted for all 140,000 jobs cut last December. Black and Latina women in particular lost jobs, since employment for white women actually rose that month (CNN). The data is clear: Black and Latina women were the worst-impacted by layoffs, white men the least (Bloomberg).

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Money Neighborhoods
150 150 Andrew Lee
Support an Equitable Vaccine Rollout

Support an Equitable Vaccine Rollout
Nicole Cardoza
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The lack of accessibility in the current vaccine rollout stems from broader systemic disparities evident in healthcare.

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Health
7360 4912 Nicole Cardoza

Respect Hawaii’s sacred land.
Team ARD
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To the average American, Hawaii elicits a fantasy. Palm trees swaying in the light wind. Hot white sands reflect a radiant sun and kiss a crystal clear ocean. Hula dancers wait at the doorsteps to a hotel overlooking the vast Pacific. But this fantasy is just that, and to many Native Hawaiians, their reality is quite the opposite. This continued exploitation of Hawaiian lands and culture to visitors, many of whom fail to appreciate its deep culture and culture, contributes to the systemic colonization of the Hawaiian islands.

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Isiah Magsino
150 150 Team ARD

Support the Disability Community Through COVID-19
Nicole Cardoza
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COVID-19 is exacerbating medical bias and making people in the disability community fearful of finding adequate medical care.

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Health
150 150 Nicole Cardoza
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