COVID-19 and Racialized Risk Narratives in South Africa, Ghana, and Kenya
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Project Overview
Rapid research which brought together academics and community-based researchers in the lower- and middle-income countries (LMIC) of South Africa, Kenya and Ghana, to co-design and co-deliver research to explore the racialisation of risk narratives for preventing COVID-19 infection in their respective countries. It specifically considers the impact of the ‘black immunity’ myth.Study Design
Critical discourse analysisProject Keywords
Racialisation, postcolonial, infodemic, misinformation, pandemic policyPrincipal Investigator
Name:
Dr
Leona
Vaughn
Department or Unit: Politics
Organization: University of Liverpool
Co-Project Investigators
- AllemKiconcoDrWitswatersrand