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by Kasey Husk For most Americans, the words “child labor” evoke visions of the past, perhaps the blackened faces of boys emerging from coal mines or girls working at looms in New England textile factories. It is a world that most Americans think
by Kasey Husk For most Americans, the words “child labor” conjure up visions of the past, perhaps the blackened faces of young boys emerging from the coal mines or of little girls working at looms in New England textile mills. It is a world most Americans think of as living only in black-and-white images from schoolbooks. However, most Americans,
by Natalie McQuilkin With an annual economic impact of $759 billion, the hotel industry is a powerhouse for the U.S. economy.[1] This industry encompasses a wide range of businesses, from hotels and resorts to nightclubs and theme parks. A characteristic that sets this industry apart from others is its reliance on native workers.
by Natalie McQuilkin With a $759 billion economic impact, the hospitality industry is a powerhouse for the U.S. economy.[1] This industry encompasses a slew of businesses, from hotels and resorts to nightclubs and theme parks. One characteristic that sets this industry apart from others is its dependence on foreign-born workers.
by Jesse Young In the shadow of the American dream, a silent epidemic persists: undocumented men and women facing the harrowing reality of domestic violence within the borders of the United States. The National Domestic Violence Hotline estimates that more than 10 million people in the U.S. are physically abused by a partner.
By Jesse Young In the shadows of the American Dream, a silent epidemic persists—undocumented men and women facing the harrowing reality of domestic violence within the borders of the United States. The National Domestic Violence Hotline estimates that over 10 million people in the US are physically abused by an intimate partner every year – nearly 20 people per minute.
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