Poverty Privacy Rights with Khiara Bridges - Episode 7
Aug 09, 2018•35 min•Ep. 7
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Episode description
Khiara Bridges, author and law professor at Boston University School of Law talks with Kathryn Rubino about the social justices often overlooked by the majority. They go in-depth about the privacy rights of the poor and minorities.
Episode Resources
- https://www.bu.edu/law/profile/khiara-m-bridges
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khiara_Bridges
- https://www.amazon.com/Poverty-Privacy-Rights-Khiara-Bridges/dp/1503602265
Episode Highlights
- Her discoveries of unequal care and privacy rights for poor women.
- Understanding the pockets of individuals without rights.
- How people are stripped of their privacy rights.
- The ways our society reacts to the vulnerabilities of people's welfare.
- Different types of privacy and how it affects families.
- How we can provide support to families so children aren’t neglected.
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