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ca-4171	Mulligan, Jessica M.; Brunson, Emily K.	Structures of Resentment: On Feeling—and Being—Left Behind by Health Care Reform	2020		.htm	text/html	11109	546	52	It is these less visible and less spectacular machinations of white rage that we call resentment policies. Resentment emotions solidify into resentment policies (which in turn fuel more resentment emotions) when elected officials and private actors (like corporations) promulgate rules, programs, and eligibility criteria that limit access to social services and public goods to only those deemed “deserving”; impose burdens and costs on eligible beneficiaries that discourage the uptake of services; naturalize inequalities and make them seem inevitable; and shame or vilify those in need of services, thereby transforming our interdependencies into “burdens.”	cache/ca-4171.htm	txt/ca-4171.txt