This edited volume examines how COVID-19 impacted political inequality, social inequality, and the wellbeing of people in the United States. Various theories, methods, outcomes, and potential solutions are discussed to create a cross-discipline narrative on this topic.
This edited volume examines how COVID-19 impacted political inequality, social inequality, and the wellbeing of people in the United States. Various theories, methods, outcomes, and potential solutions are discussed to create a cross-discipline narrative on this topic.
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Contemporary Perspectives on Social Inequalities in the United States
Geoffrey L. Wood is associate professor of sociology and director of the Center for Applied Research (CFAR) at University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg.
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Contents Introduction: The Impact of Covid-19 on Political Dynamics, Social Inequality, and the Wellbeing of Americans Geoffrey L. Wood Chapter 1: Did Covid-19 Create a New Opportunity to "Regulate the Poor"? Donna Bobbitt-Zeher and Adian Dobyns Chapter 2: What a Difference One Hundred Years Makes: A Covid Queen but no Flu King of South Dakota: Media Portrayals of the Flu of 1918 in South Dakota Pamela Ray Koch and Aaron B. Franzen Chapter 3: Livin' in the Gangsta's Paradise: Economic Wealth Over Population Health during the Covid-19 Pandemic Melinda Jackson-Jefferson Chapter 4: Forced Layoff or Voluntary Leave? The Gender Disparity in Job Loss during the Covid-19 Pandemic In Choi and Shichao Du Chapter 5: The First Covid Generation: The Great Equalizing Myth Eboni Pringle, Elizbeth Piatt, Chinasa Elue, Na'Tasha Evans, and Yu Lin Hsu Chapter 6: A Shift in the Norms: The Impact of Covid-19 on Class, Access to Technology, and Social Inequalities in Higher Education Danielle Mehlman-Brightwell and Jeremy C. McCool About the Contributors
Contents Introduction: The Impact of Covid-19 on Political Dynamics, Social Inequality, and the Wellbeing of Americans Geoffrey L. Wood Chapter 1: Did Covid-19 Create a New Opportunity to "Regulate the Poor"? Donna Bobbitt-Zeher and Adian Dobyns Chapter 2: What a Difference One Hundred Years Makes: A Covid Queen but no Flu King of South Dakota: Media Portrayals of the Flu of 1918 in South Dakota Pamela Ray Koch and Aaron B. Franzen Chapter 3: Livin' in the Gangsta's Paradise: Economic Wealth Over Population Health during the Covid-19 Pandemic Melinda Jackson-Jefferson Chapter 4: Forced Layoff or Voluntary Leave? The Gender Disparity in Job Loss during the Covid-19 Pandemic In Choi and Shichao Du Chapter 5: The First Covid Generation: The Great Equalizing Myth Eboni Pringle, Elizbeth Piatt, Chinasa Elue, Na'Tasha Evans, and Yu Lin Hsu Chapter 6: A Shift in the Norms: The Impact of Covid-19 on Class, Access to Technology, and Social Inequalities in Higher Education Danielle Mehlman-Brightwell and Jeremy C. McCool About the Contributors
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