In this discussion, Amy Shea, an author and educator focusing on death and social inequities, delves into her book, Too Poor to Die. She explores the grim realities faced by the unclaimed and those dying in poverty, enlightening listeners on the privilege surrounding end-of-life care decisions. Shea critiques the death positivity movement for lacking inclusivity, discusses the financial barriers of funerals, and emphasizes the critical role stable housing plays in health. Through her insights, she sheds light on the disparities in dying while advocating for more equitable care.
