Staying at Home
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18357/anthropologica6312021276Keywords:
COVID-19, refugees, engaged anthropology, feminist anthropology, pandemicAbstract
In the spring of 2020 the novel Coronavirus upended life in New Jersey, US, precipitating an unprecedented state lockdown of 9 million residents. The essay reflects on the author's experience of the lockdown and her relationship to a Syrian refugee woman resettled nearby. The author identifies their shared experiences staying at home and prioritizing the collective good in the midst of a pandemic.
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