The pandemic has changed who is on the move around the world.
would rather be out working, but are now stuck at home. And frontline workers living paycheck to paycheck continue—if reluctantly—to be mobile.
The match between aspiration and ability is a tell of privilege. So, too, is the cost of the mismatch for our physical, financial, and emotional well-being. How, then, should we think about mobility and privilege in the time of coronavirus? We can start by looking at the conditions that allow people to be mobile as well as immobile. We certainly feel privileged in wanting and being able to write and teach from home. But many have to stay put because they have lost their jobs. For them, immobility is not as desirable. Both mobility and immobility have different causes.
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