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Author: Joshua Valenzuela

Joshua Valenzuela is a rising sophomore at Arizona State University majoring in political economy with a minor in theater. Joshua is a student in Barrett, The Honors College and also a student activist.
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Will California Lead the Charge for Domestic Workers’ Rights During the Pandemic?

Joshua Valenzuela
Will California Lead the Charge for Domestic Workers’ Rights During the Pandemic?

In California, The Health and Safety for All Workers Act seeks to provide housekeeping and domestic workers with the same protections as most other workers. Importantly, it could compel more states, and even the federal government, to do the same.

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