Which new social structure do you identify with currently?
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After reading the article from The New Yorker, think about the
impact the Coronavirus has had, and continues to have, on
government-mandated health and safety orders, the restrictions
placed on freedom of movement and association, and due
process.
This article speaks to the new social structure in America. Which
new social structure do you identify with currently? This essay is
meant to be somewhat of a projection of how civil rights and
fundamental freedoms have been altered and more importantly,
will these new social structures remain?
A Remote?
An Essential?
The Unpaid?
The Forgotten?
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