1. What is the "poverty tax" and what circumstances perpetuate it?
Poverty tax is when people in low income neighborhoods pays more money for things like groceries, furnisher, cars, cash checking place (etc.) it is estimated that people in low-income neighborhoods spend 30% of their income on living expenses and what perpetuate these circumstances is the policies or the absence of policy in the community
2. The film states that the health problems of Southeast Asian refugee communities are often masked by including them under the aggregated label "Asian American." Would a color-blind approach to health problems make these problems easier or harder to solve? What demographic categories should we use for gathering health data?
A color-blind
Poverty tax is when people in low income neighborhoods pays more money for things like groceries, furnisher, cars, cash checking place (etc.) it is estimated that people in low-income neighborhoods spend 30% of their income on living expenses and what perpetuate these circumstances is the policies or the absence of policy in the community
2. The film states that the health problems of Southeast Asian refugee communities are often masked by including them under the aggregated label "Asian American." Would a color-blind approach to health problems make these problems easier or harder to solve? What demographic categories should we use for gathering health data?
A color-blind