"Oops, they did it again": Negligence, Institutionalisation & the US Public Health Crisis

Article by Verónica Sousa
The scourge of racial capitalism via institutionalization, quantification, and health disparities has long been a part of New York and the US’s history of public health. Those who have been abused historically in the name of public health, such as the working class, women, people of color, disabled people, queer people, and mentally ill people, are still abused and neglected by public health systems and institutions.