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‘First Lady of Polish Americans’ Dies in New York at Age 107

Wojtek Maslanka for Nowy Dziennik | April 16, 2020

Walentyna Janta-Połczyńska was the last living member of Poland’s government-in-exile during World War II. She moved to New York in 1949.

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Primer trabajador agrícola indocumentado muere por COVID-19 en el estado de NY

Daniel Parra | April 16, 2020

Un viajero cayó enfermo. Unos pocos trabajadores agrícolas pronto lo siguieron. Ahora, uno está muerto. Algunos trabajadores han tenido que coser sus propias máscaras protectoras.

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Former City Health Commish: ‘Epidemics Uncover the Fissures in Our Society’

Jarrett Murphy | April 16, 2020

Inequities have an everyday impact, in the form of obesity, hypertension, asthma and other chronic conditions. But the inequalities come into sharp relief during a crisis.

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Jarrett Murphy | April 16, 2020

‘If the government is saying you can’t work … we cannot realistically expect them to continue to pay rent and other obligations in that time.’

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Opinion: The Role We Must Play in Countering Racist Scapegoating Around COVID-19

Manny Ness and Tony O’Brien | April 16, 2020

‘To make sure that this period of physical distancing becomes an opportunity for social solidarity, teachers and other unionists should speak out against anti-Asian racism with their students and co-workers. ‘

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Freeze on Most Non-COVID Care Creates Worry for Patients and Doctors

Jarrett Murphy | April 16, 2020

As hospitals focus on saving people at risk of dying from COVID-19 and other medical facilities shutter to avoid spreading the disease further, people with serious medical conditions or troubling health concerns are getting less care than they normally would.

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