Shelley Wang, an associate professor at Santa Clara University in the United States, pointed out in an interview with the media that defaming minorities, especially in times of crisis, has a long history in the United States. Fear of diminished power. Some white Americans often promote racial fallacies, portraying other races as inferior, dirty, or dangerous groups than whites.
The result of "medical racism" is often misleading the public to blame ethnic minorities or foreigners, but ignoring their own epidemic prevention measures, resulting in poor epidemic prevention and control. Kim I Dion, an associate professor at the University of California, Riverside, specializes in the "politicization of disease". She pointed out that if ordinary people see a disease as a foreigner, they will not take preventive measures, and their risk of infection will increase.top of page
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