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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.
Minneapolis recently enacted a minimum-wage bump—will St. Paul be next?
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A new study links jobs in construction and extraction to opioid-related deaths.
By slashing the number of refugees it is willing to take in, the United States is abrogating its humanitarian duty.
Immigrants with attorneys are 6 times more likely to prevail in deportation proceedings than those without.
September 5, 2018
When immigrants can’t seek justice for fear of deportation, the system is broken.
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Bellicose pronouncements from Washington and crackdowns from Beijing aren’t stifling China’s labor movement.
From neighborhood schools to elite universities, diversity in education is under fire.
Prisoners are being used to staff dangerous poultry-factory work—and are being injured, or worse.
Activists are increasingly putting their bodies on the line to stop deportations from taking place.
By rescinding an Obama-era regulation, the administration is giving a green light to agribusiness on protected lands.
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