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Home»Posts tagged with»Undocumented workers

“A Grateful Nation” Should Protect and Recognize Undocumented Workers

By Caribbean American Weekly on December 17, 2020   Immigration  

“A Grateful Nation” Should Protect and Recognize Undocumented Workers

Agricultural seasonal immigrant (migrant) field (farm) workers harvest and package (box) Romaine lettuce in the fields of Salinas Valley of central California. – Salinas, …

Undocumented Workers Demand Better, Safer Working Conditions During Pandemic

By Caribbean American Weekly on May 13, 2020   CAW Exclusive, United States  

Undocumented Workers Demand Better, Safer Working Conditions During Pandemic

By Marisa Penaloza, NPR

Undocumented workers are holding car caravans in several states Friday to demand dignity and safe working conditions. Latinx and Black …

If We Don’t Fight Inequality, Covid-19’s Effects Will Persist and Blight Our Future

By Caribbean American Weekly on April 30, 2020   Coronavirus, New York City  

If We Don’t Fight Inequality, Covid-19’s Effects Will Persist and Blight Our Future

By James A. Parrott and Lina Moe

A crisis, either personal or social, can clarify what tasks are important, what choices really matter, and …

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