Rethinking Racial Disparities and Governance During COVID-19

This chapter critically examines the narratives surrounding racial disparities in COVID-19 outcomes, emphasizing the influence of underlying health conditions rather than solely attributing them to systemic racism. It also addresses the political and social implications of governance in Hong Kong under Chinese control, as well as critiques the handling of the pandemic by state leaders like Andrew Cuomo. The discussion underscores the complexities of financial governance amidst crises and the importance of personal responsibility in managing state resources.