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Michelle Chen
Contributing Writer
Michelle Chen is a contributing writer for The Nation . She is also a contributing editor at Dissent magazine and a contributing writer at In These Times . She is also a co-producer of “Asia Pacific Forum” on Pacifica’s WBAI and Dissent’s “Belabored” podcast, and studies history at the City University of New York Graduate Center.
At home and abroad, the press is becoming a target of states and individuals.
The administration’s proposed changes to the “public charge” rule are already pushing immigrants into the shadows.
Fifteen branches of Acero schools in Chicago closed in December as teachers demanded better working conditions.
Some 420,000 “essential” government employees have been forced to report to work during the shutdown—for free.
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While the situation deteriorates at the border, thousands of Southeast Asian refugees who have lived in the US for years are facing renewed pressure.
New fronts against the mega-retailers brutal business practices are opening up all the time.
Transgender people are facing attacks on their health care, employment, and more.
Alabama’s painful racial legacy lives on in health-care inequality.
Another attack on our environment.
What are big-business interests doing at the Katowice United Nations conference?
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