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@gregggonsalves Yes, there are huge class inequalities in exposure to and treatment of COVID. But some of these inequities built up during a period of generalized, then politically polarized efforts at prevention...Permalink On twitter.com
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@gregggonsalves We may be entering a stranger moment where many privileged people no longer treat prevention as necessary/desirable. Where the ability to not think about COVID is treated as the luxury good, instead of the ability to not get it.Permalink On twitter.com
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@gregggonsalves So on top of wealth-stratified access to treatment and testing, many of the rich may opt for less prevention than the poor.On twitter.com
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@gregggonsalves The fact that kids who have organic food in their lunch boxes don't all have masks on their faces indicates a huge misjudement of risk by upper-middle class Americans.Permalink On twitter.com
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@gregggonsalves P.S. @gregggonsalves is also right overall.Permalink On twitter.com