Immunity & Prospect of Greater Inequality | Historical Parallels: Yellow Fever in NOLA | GZERO World

Описание: Will Immunity Lead to Greater Inequality? "The Value of Acclimation."

As discussions turn to “immunity passports” and antibody testing in the COVID-19 pandemic, could an “immunoprivileged” class emerge? Will people who are not immune face greater barriers in the workforce and elsewhere?

On the latest episode of GZERO World with Ian Bremmer, our team talks with Stanford University historian Kathryn Olivarius about lessons learned from the yellow fever outbreak in 19th Century New Orleans, when 150,000 died from the mosquito-borne disease, and "unacclimated" people had difficulty finding a job. She sees striking parallels to pressures from the modern coronavirus, interest in "immunity passports", and government considerations in today's pandemic. There's already a lot of inequality, and Professor Olivarious warns against the formation of an invisible hierarchy, in which the most vulnerable people are punished twice over.


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