2021
DOI: 10.1080/13552074.2021.1885213
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Right to health, right to live: domestic workers facing the COVID-19 crisis in Latin America

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“…Latin American domestic workers (largely Black and Brown women) have been more vulnerable to the virus because they lack adequate protections (Acciari, del Carmen Britez, and del Carmen Morales Pérez 2021 ; Brown 2020 ). Concurrently, in the United States, working‐class Black and Brown “essential workers” are blamed for spreading COVID, while politicians claim that “multigenerational households, lack of PPE, and low testing rates are behind outbreaks in their communities, rather than the unsafe working conditions, limited access to health care, and low incomes that predispose them to COVID‐19” (Brown and Pearson 2020 , 4).…”
Section: Conclusion: the Race And Gender Of Morality In Contemporary ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Latin American domestic workers (largely Black and Brown women) have been more vulnerable to the virus because they lack adequate protections (Acciari, del Carmen Britez, and del Carmen Morales Pérez 2021 ; Brown 2020 ). Concurrently, in the United States, working‐class Black and Brown “essential workers” are blamed for spreading COVID, while politicians claim that “multigenerational households, lack of PPE, and low testing rates are behind outbreaks in their communities, rather than the unsafe working conditions, limited access to health care, and low incomes that predispose them to COVID‐19” (Brown and Pearson 2020 , 4).…”
Section: Conclusion: the Race And Gender Of Morality In Contemporary ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Trabajadoras del Hogar de América Latina y el Caribe, entre abril y mayo de 2020 (Accari et al, 2021;Valenzuela & Ramírez, 2021), la mayoría de las trabajadoras del hogar fueron despedidas o suspendidas en Colombia (77%), más de la mitad fueron despedidas en Chile (56%) y Paraguay (55%), y sólo 15% en Argentina. Alrededor del 20% siguió trabajando con normalidad en Argentina y Chile, 17% en Paraguay y 8% en Colombia.…”
Section: Trabajadoras Del Hogar Y La Confederación Deunclassified
“…Alrededor del 20% siguió trabajando con normalidad en Argentina y Chile, 17% en Paraguay y 8% en Colombia. La mitad de las trabajadoras del hogar en Argentina recibieron remuneraciones a pesar de que no poder ir a trabajar, en cambio en Chile y Colombia menos de 10% percibió su salario durante el mismo período (Accari et al, 2021). La situación de las trabajadoras del hogar en relación con la pérdida de ingresos varía según el país.…”
Section: Trabajadoras Del Hogar Y La Confederación Deunclassified
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