Capitalism and Health
Capitalism has deep roots in historical injustices, particularly the transatlantic slave trade, which not only shaped economic systems but also facilitated the spread of pathogens. The pandemic highlighted stark disparities in health outcomes, with those at the top of the capitalist ladder having greater protection against Covid-19. The relentless pursuit of value extraction often places marginalized communities at greater risk, revealing the intersection of economic structures and public health.In this clip
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