From Vaccine to Visa Apartheid, How AntiBlackness Persists in Global Health.

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Kyobutungi, Catherine
Gitahi, Githinji
Wangari, Marie-Claire
Siema, Patterson
Gitau, Evelyn
Sipalla, Florence
Pai, Madhukar
Oti, Samuel Oji

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Global health evolved from colonial medicine and hence deeply rooted in the white supremacy mindset. Anti-Blackness is an inescapable consequence. Definitions of anti-Blackness revolve around the positioning of Black people, their cultural practices and knowledge as inferior, the conscious and unconscious dehumanization and discrimination of Black bodies, a disdain for Black people and their lived experiences, the disenfranchisement of Black people, but above all, a system of beliefs and practices that erode their humanity.

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Kyobutungi C, Gitahi G, Wangari M-C, Siema P, Gitau E, Sipalla F, et al. (2023) From vaccine to visa apartheid, how anti-Blackness persists in global health. PLOS Glob Public Health 3(2): e0001663. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal. pgph.0001663

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