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The west coast, particularly the pacific north west, has got all sorts of fruits and veggies

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The way they were treated like they were less intelligent or didn't understand anything reminds me a lot of the way a lot of minorities in the past and still now are being treated, such as how Native people were treated like children in the past. In a way, minorities are dehumanized as if they can't understand a thing, are less intelligent, so that the oppressor can justify doing horrible things to them.

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The privilege of the wealthy to travel anywhere in the world easily, while those forced to travel for survival face devastating conditions which endanger the lives and the lives of their families

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The almost ignorance when it comes to migrate workers and to what extent they contribute to society without reaping its benefits.

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How would free health care/ UBI in America affect migrant workers and their healthcare issues?

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the constant reinforcement of capital over human life

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the migration of workers crossing the U.S.- Mexico border into the PNW

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food disparities like food deserts and intentional marketing

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The forced globalization and oppression of multinational corporations extracting wealth from countries leaving its people poor.

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Theres often a talking point of “illegals” taking the jobs of officially confirmed citizens of America, even becoming a rallying point for political leaders in our climate. It is misunderstood, in my opinion, by the perspective of people who worry about it because those migrant workers are not only getting a terrible deal and accept it because of hardship of their own, but go to make cheaper produce overall. Despite farmers and rural people being thought of as the ones who have support for deportation and tighter border management they would likely be the first to hurt when their cheap source of labor dries up, driving up the price of foodstuffs

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The systemic racism that "forces" many BIPOC to do certain work (look at how many of our first responders were BIPOC) which is not a choice, due to a system meant to oppress non-American White bodies

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Practiced ignorance surrounding the ways in which food is grown, harvested and delivered to our homes and grocery stores.

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Migrant workers traveling up and down the West Coast

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white privilege in not only America but globally (connecting to segregation on farms and social hierarchy chapters in FFBB)

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The way the migrant workers were treated in the healthcare system, like they did not know what was best for their own bodies and were not listened to, reminded me of how a lot of racial oppression follows that same pattern of bodily control and sometimes gaslighting

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White privilege and different treatment of the body in white imposed dominant Christian societies.

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An overarching theme of profit > people

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I just compare and contrast what is presented in the text against my experience living and working of a community owned farm. With the differences in treatment and structure.

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racial disparities in the healthcare field

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(North American Free Trade Agreement)