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Dan Graff

Dan Graff is Director of the Higgins Labor Program and Professor of the Practice in the Department of History at the University of Notre Dame. He blogs at The Labor Question Today, and he also...

• What happens in the South doesn’t stay in the South

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Marwan Barghouti

Marwan Barghouti es una figura política palestina condenada y encarcelada por un tribunal israelí. Es considerado como un líder de la Primera y Segunda Intifadas. Fue miembro del Consejo Legislativo...

• Huelga “liberdad y dignidad”

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Fedrick Ingam

Fedrick Ingram is a vice-president of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and serves as president of the United Teachers of Dade in Florida.

• Betsy DeVos has no business delivering graduation speech at an HBCU

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Kenny Schaeffer

Kenny Schaeffer, Vice Chair of the Metropolitan Housing Council, is a housing attorney with The Legal Aid Society.

• Corte rechaza demanda de caseros contra congelación de alquileres

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Carlos Quirós

Carlos Quirós es Abogado Laboral, Asesor Sindical y Educador en Programas de Formación para Trabajadores.

• En precario los derechos laborales en Puerto Rico

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Christopher R. J. Worth

Chris Worth is a community organizer with years of experience that focused on making local communities more accessible for people with disabilities.

• Balancing the Missouri budget on the backs of people with disabilities

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Chuck Jones

Chuck Jones is the president of Steelworkers Local 1999 in Indianapolis.

• Carrier union rep: Trump could stop offshoring if he wanted to

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Leslie Watson Malachi

Minister Leslie Watson Malachi is the director of African American Religious Affairs at People For the American Way.

• Women’s health is on the chopping block, again

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Rachael Boothroyd-Rojas

Rachel Boothroyd-Rojas is a graduate student in the School of Cultures, Languages, and Area Studies at the University of Liverpool. Her research looks at decolonial trends in Venezuela's Bolivarian Revolution.

• International media broadcast one-sided portrayal of Venezuela violence

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