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Personal Protective Equipment Against Anti-Blackness: Communicability and Contagion in the Academy
Journal of Linguistic Anthropology ( IF 1.8 ) Pub Date : 2021-09-15 , DOI: 10.1111/jola.12324
Jamie A. Thomas 1 , Mary Bucholtz 2
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A lethal infectious disease is among us. Alarmingly, the disease burden’s distribution is strikingly unequal. White subjects have a far greater viral load, particularly because of noncompliance with public health guidelines. Yet the virus has a much more harmful impact on Black, Indigenous, or people of color (BIPOC) populations, which are vulnerable due to structural inequities. The disease is commonly transmitted through talk: The more forcefully an infected individual speaks, the greater the viral shedding of virus-containing droplets or aerosolized particles; vitriolic political rallies and violent, seditious activities are especially dangerous. However, these widely publicized flare-ups often overshadow the everyday chronic form of infection, which is even more insidious because it is endemic to the white population and therefore less recognized. therefore less recognized.

中文翻译:

防黑个人防护装备:学院内的传染性和传染性

一种致命的传染病就在我们中间。令人震惊的是,疾病负担的分布极其不平等。白人受试者的病毒载量要大得多,特别是因为不遵守公共卫生指南。然而,该病毒对黑人、土著或有色人种 (BIPOC) 人群的危害要大得多,这些人群由于结构性不平等而变得脆弱。这种疾病通常通过谈话传播:被感染者说话的力度越大,含有病毒的飞沫或雾化颗粒的病毒脱落量就越大;尖刻的政治集会和暴力、煽动性活动尤其危险。然而,这些广泛宣传的突发事件往往掩盖了日常的慢性感染形式,这更加阴险,因为它是白人的地方病,因此较少被认可。因此较少被认可。
更新日期:2021-09-15
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