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Tag: Domestic Worker’s Bill of Rights

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Women dramatize stories of border crossings

by El Tecolote Staff May 9, 2013May 9, 2013

María Inocencia Benítez, a member of La Colectiva, a collective of female domestic workers in the Bay Area recalled: “When I left my family in Mexico to come to the U.S., my girls were very small and still needed many things from me, but I had nothing to give them.” Benítez’ story is one of […]

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