

The Political Economy Of Covid (DP x S24) (09/12/24)
4 snips Sep 13, 2024
Beatrice, a political economy analyst of the pandemic, joins Artie, a labor struggle advocate, and Jules, a disability justice proponent. They dive into how COVID-19 has reshaped economic and social landscapes. The trio discusses the stark disconnect between touted pandemic successes and the harsh realities of ongoing fatalities and long COVID. They also tackle the interplay between public health, disability justice, and economic inequities while critiquing the normalization of individual responsibility amidst systemic failures. A riveting exploration of collective action in challenging times!
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
The Political Economy of COVID-19
04:17 • 6min
Pandemic Politics and Disability Justice
10:47 • 32min
COVID-19 and the Prison Industrial Complex
42:17 • 9min
Mask Mandates to Bans: A Public Health Crisis
51:06 • 7min
Masks, Solidarity, and Community Care
58:27 • 5min
Navigating Healthcare Challenges During COVID-19
01:03:52 • 15min