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Author Archives: Tina Vásquez

Tina Vásquez is the senior reporter at Prism. She covers gender justice, workers' rights, and immigration. Follow her on Twitter @TheTinaVasquez.

Posted inElectoral Justice, Essays, Racial Justice

Inauguration Day had me bracing for impact

by Tina Vásquez January 20th, 2021March 19th, 2021
Posted inNews, Racial Justice

Q&A: Media Matters’ Bobby Lewis talks insurrection, white supremacy, and the media

by Tina Vásquez January 19th, 2021March 19th, 2021
Posted inNews, Workers' Rights

Fast food workers to strike on MLK’s Birthday, demand 5 minimum wage

by Tina Vásquez January 15th, 2021March 19th, 2021
Posted inGender Justice, News, Racial Justice

Attorney who posed as Latina resigns and faces community accountability

by Tina Vásquez January 14th, 2021March 19th, 2021
Posted inGender Justice, News, Racial Justice

The National Lawyers Guild’s former first ‘Latina’ president is a white woman

by Tina Vásquez January 7th, 2021March 19th, 2021
Posted inImmigration, News, Workers' Rights

COVID-19 unemployment hit Latina immigrants the hardest

by Tina Vásquez December 22nd, 2020March 22nd, 2021
Posted inNews, Workers' Rights

Freelance journalists are hanging on by a thread. Could organizing help?

by Tina Vásquez December 14th, 2020March 19th, 2021
Posted inGender Justice, News

Firings at Fort Hood are an important step, but advocates still demand #JusticeForVanessaGuillén

by Tina Vásquez December 10th, 2020March 19th, 2021
Posted inImmigration, News

ICE is using obscure laws to target women in sanctuary

by Tina Vásquez December 7th, 2020March 19th, 2021
Posted inImmigration, News

Detained and quarantined: 28 asylum-seeking children face deportation and COVID-19

by Tina Vásquez December 1st, 2020March 19th, 2021

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