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CATEGORIES:Department of Sociology Seminar Series
SUMMARY:Immigrant Access in the Affordable Care Act: Legac
 ies of the Confederacy   - Prof Donald W. Light\, 
 Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160614T123000
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UID:TALK63732AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/63732
DESCRIPTION:Although designed to make health insurance at last
  accessible to all\, the Affordability Care Act (A
 CA) entrenches categorical inequalities between ty
 pes of qualified and unqualified immigrants\, furt
 her relegating the latter to the margins of societ
 y where a large pool of cheap labor with few right
 s toil. We recast Tilly’s theory of durable inequa
 lities to help analyze this legacy and its manifes
 tations in the ACA. Legal and organizational featu
 res of the ACA reflect a long history of instituti
 onal discrimination dating back to measures taken 
 by the Confederate states to exclude and disqualif
 y ex-slaves from federal programs designed to help
  them and others.
LOCATION:Sociology Department Seminar Room\, Free School La
 ne
CONTACT:Odette Rogers
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