COVID-19 in Brazilian prisons: criminal selectivity and production of disposable bodies
The impact of the pandemic on the Brazilian prison system is vast and reveals the lack of homogeneity in the ...
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Black women and the coronavirus pandemic
On March 11th, the World Health Organization (WHO) decreed the new coronavirus pandemic. Eleven days later, the first victim of ...
To be born and to give birth in times of COVID-19: an announced tragedy?
On 5 April 2020, the risk group guidelines for COVID-19 underwent the first change in Brazil. Among the people at ...
Disability, Coronavirus and Life-and-Death Policies
The coronavirus pandemic, among explicit policies and ordinary practices, exposes life-and-death decisions that require thoughts about possible outcomes. The effects ...
The vertical citizenship in Brazil: the case of Coronavirus
Partial isolation, or vertical isolation as it has been called, consists essentially in only removing from social relations the groups ...
The Social Sciences and Collective Health in the face of the current epidemic of ignorance, irresponsibility, and bad faith
One of the oldest and most traditional social sciences fields is the analysis of health and disease processes and the ...
