5 Lessons from the Coronavirus about Inequality in America

ACTIVIDADES DE LECTURA

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III. Momento de Análisis

11) Proporcione el significado de los siguientes términos y comente su función

contextual:

Título/ Introducción

inequality
uneven

1.

afford
grocery clerks
delivery drivers
factory workers
tethered
cuts across
twice as likely as
highlights

2.

wealth
savings
investments
prospect of inheritance
lifeline
stagnant wages

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drained
higher rates of job loss

3.

high school degree

health insurance
college
mental health care
death of despair
death count
low- income communities
delay
forgo
already stretched thin
economic deprivation
jeopardizing

4.

blame
surgeon general
pull themselves up by their
bootstraps
face
hardship
research
failure
success
singled out
culprits
reminder

5.

rude awakening

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 hides
informing decades of research
overnight
curtailed
paid sick leave
bridge the gap
miss
set the “new normal”
fairer

12) Realice una búsqueda de información (ubicación, población y connotaciones

socioeconómicas) acerca de los siguientes distritos de la ciudad de Nueva York
y explique el sentido de estas referencias en el texto:

a) Jackson Heights
b) Corona
c) Queens
d) Manhattan

13) Realice una búsqueda de información sobre el ministro de salud

norteamericano, Jerome Adams y sus dichos acerca de los contagios. ¿Qué
datos logró recabar? ¿Qué observaciones/comentarios/ reflexiones le
merecen?

IV. Momento de Post- Lectura

14) Recorra el artículo y explore los artículos, informes, papers, podcasts y videos
hipervinculados.

a) Seleccione uno para compartir un resumen y una reflexión personal en

el Campus el próximo miércoles.

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al artículo que son de acceso gratuito e irrestricto:

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