Magally A. Miranda Alcázar

Magally A. Miranda Alcázar is a Chau Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at Pomona College, and an activist working at the intersection of gender, race, labor and technological disruption.

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Economy & Labor

Labor Laws Have Largely Excluded Domestic Workers. A Movement Is Changing That.

Activists in California are celebrating a historic legislative victory for domestic workers and vow to push for more.

By: Magally A. Miranda Alcázar ,; Truthout

October 2, 2024

Op-Ed

Economy & Labor

As a UC Academic Worker, I Need a Contract That Addresses the Cost of Living

A vocal rank-and-file movement is emerging to reject a contract that pays us anything less than a living wage.

By: Magally A. Miranda Alcázar ,; Truthout

December 2, 2022

News Analysis

Silenced by the Immigration Police: Rapes Go Unreported Under Trump

Publishing the names of undocumented survivors of violence shows a criminal disregard for their lives.

By: Magally A. Miranda Alcázar ,; Truthout

July 8, 2017

Op-Ed

For a Feminist Movement of the 99%, the Women’s Strike Was Just the Beginning

Yesterday's widespread strike demonstrated that women are refusing to be the shock absorbers of coming crises.

By: Kate D. Griffiths &; Magally A. Miranda Alcázar ,; Truthout

March 9, 2017

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Newly Released Records Show Officials Lied About Air Toxins Following 9/11

Interpreters Are Suffering Worse Working Conditions as Employers Integrate AI

Somali Migrant With Legal Right to Live in US Sent to Guantánamo

The “War on Terror” Was a War of Terror

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