Unidentified subject, onlookers and Dr. Walter Edmondson taking a blood test--part of Tuskegee Experiments (NARA, Atlanta, GA) Due to the utter indifference to the fate of meatpacking workers and prisoners,.
I want to take a minute, step back a bit, and talk about comparative responses to the last two major flu (or flu-like) epidemics in the United States. This came.
Landscape Well, this doesn't say anything useful about the last 500 years..... In mid-March, as the Seattle region grappled with a coronavirus outbreak, a community health center caring for the.
I was reminded this morning of this Greg Sargent piece from a couple of weeks ago that went over where the demographics for COVID-19 are heading. With the administration privately.
Natural disasters are in fact events that show to all the inequalities in society. COVID-19 is an extreme case of this because it is a global event. Here in the.
One thing that the virus is doing is making people question the relationship between work and society. I've always been a pretty strong pro-work person, in the sense that I.
Chas Walker has an outstanding essay in the Boston Globe on how the terrible conditions for nursing home workers are now killing our parents and grandparents. These figures will continue.
I was reading the story about Georgia's reopening. And certainly, there's no problems with this or anything. In one neighborhood, a tattoo and piercing parlor called Be Iinked was busy,.
