A year and a half into the COVID-19 pandemic, and a year into my fieldwork in Sheet’ká (Sitka, Alaska), I spoke with Lorena about COVID-19, vaccination, and public health policy. Lorena, a pseudonym for a Tlingit elder, was worried about the virus. But perhaps she was more worried about how the longer histories of settler infectious disease […]
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