We don’t have to travel far to find medical inequalities. It’s happening right here in the United States. The issues related to the inequalities come from income, education, race, gender and location. The cost of inequality is money that leads to quality health, which leads to a longer life. An important lesson here for anthropologists who seek to confront growing inequalities researchers strive to bring multiple texts, perspectives, voices, and styles into their writing, often keeping their fragmented, interested, and imaginary qualities in view (Briggs, 2004, pg.183). At the same time that it may qualify our claims to epistemological authority, this move greatly extends our capacity for inserting ourselves into an extremely broad range of
