By Des Fitzgerald
“Stay at home” has become the iconic governmental injunction of the pandemic, often re-enforced by images of tearful health workers, circulated on social media, telling people to “stay the f***k* at home.” But what are the risks of this forceful instruction? What are we doing, as social and political actors, when we insist that people stay fixed in place?
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Stay the f**k at home
Stay the f**k at home