Dive into the world of “Everything Is Tuberculosis” by John Green, a compelling narrative that intertwines the gripping personal journey of Henry Reider—a boy battling drug-resistant tuberculosis in Sierra Leone—with the broader historical and societal context of this devastating disease. Green takes readers on an eye-opening trek through the history of TB, unraveling the web of social inequities that allow a curable disease to remain a leading global killer. With engaging anecdotes and heartfelt advocacy, Green urges us to look beyond the medical and into the realms of justice and humanity, highlighting the critical need for systemic change. If you’re intrigued by powerful stories of human resilience and a call for reform that challenges profit-driven healthcare, this summary is a must-read. Uncover how one boy’s struggle reflects a global issue, reminding us that addressing social justice could be the ultimate cure.
