‘The Country is Bleeding’: Covid-19 in the US

Related Content Human Rights Dimensions of COVID-19 Response What are your biggest concerns about Covid-19 in the US? My biggest concerns are around the intersectionality of health, poverty, gender, class, and race. We’re seeing all the inequities manifesting themselves in how Covid-19 is being addressed in the US. The people suffering disproportionately are low-income wage workers, part-time workers, who depend on these jobs to support families. People living in poverty, in crowded homes where social distancing is a privilege, are often unable to follow the guidelines from the US Centers for Disease…

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