Roxane Richter Livres

Focusing on the experiences of undocumented Mexican and Zimbabwean women, the book explores the disparities in emergency healthcare access and treatment in Houston and Johannesburg. It delves into issues of gender inequity, xenophobia, and structural violence, highlighting how these factors intertwine with political and economic subjugation to affect the health and well-being of marginalized communities. The narrative reveals the systemic barriers these women face, shedding light on broader social injustices.

This book examines medical outreach in the condemned witches' village of Gnani in Ghana, focusing on clashes between traditional beliefs, religious tenets, and contemporary medical science. It analyzes questions of stigmatization to explore how disease, injury, and illness relate to social condition and the dialogue surrounding witchcraft.