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Coalition of Black Health Professionals Working to Break Distrust of Vaccines As COVID-19 Continues

A new survey reveals that Black and Latinx communities are not exactly trustful of a coronavirus vaccine, even if it were offered free of...

Q&A: Massachusetts State Senator Becca Rausch on the Election, Mail-in Voting and Trump

Over the course of 12 episodes for America the Voiceless, Associate Editor Maria Elena Perez and I spoke to dozens of guests about the...

World Mental Health Day: Learning That It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

Writer’s Note: When I planned out this story, I meant for it to be a happy one. Today is Mental Health Awareness Day and I wanted to show...

Will Chile Finally Shed Its Pinochet-era Constitution?

In a month, Chile will hold a national plebiscite to determine whether a new constitution will be written to replace the one written...

Black, Latinx Student Loan Borrowers Will Be ‘Worse Off’ Under GOP Relief Proposal, Experts Warn

The GOP released its plan to provide a second round of coronavirus relief earlier this week with a subpar plan on student loans that...

Trader Joe’s Employees Say They’re Not Allowed to Wear Black Lives Matter Accessories at Work

Employees are urging the company to support the Black Lives Matter movement. Trader Joe’s is the latest company to face backlash for its...

Immigrants Wanting to Show Solidarity With Black Lives Matter Movement Grapple With High Risks

Immigrants who want to participate in Black Lives Matter protests are grappling with the choice of putting their legal status and, in...

N.Y. Photographer Suddenly Deported to War-torn Yemen Told ICE: “My Life is in Danger”

Hazaea “Anwar” Alomaisi says he feels like he’s living in a nightmare. The 42-year-old Yemeni photographer was unexpectedly deported from...