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Ishena Robinson

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Grown in Jamaica 🇯🇲 based in Brooklyn. Writer, bylines in @harpersbazaar @theroot @jamaicagleaner @chicagoreader @refinery29 @damemagazine |

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Earned Wage Access Is the Safe Alternative to Workers’ Needs–Policymakers Should Respond Accordingly | JD Supra

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By Ishena Robinson
| JD Supra
The election made it clear: Americans are concerned about their financial wellness and the economy. Too many families are navigating the fine line between stability and hardship. In fact, the reports that 38% of Americans would struggle to cover a $400 emergency expense. A recent Harris Poll of state and local government workers sponsored by DailyPay found one-third reporting that they are having a harder time paying bills than this time last year.
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Harris pummels a rambling Trump in presidential debate 

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By Ishena Robinson
| URL Media
Former President Donald Trump, the Republican candidate for president, was his typical self on Tuesday night at the first presidential debate between him and the Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, hosted by ABC News.
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Black folk recognize Harris as one of their own, but know the battle isn’t over

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By Ishena Robinson
| URL Media
As a Black and Jamaican woman, the implications of someone with Vice President Kamala Harris’ racial identity being seated in the highest office in the land isn’t lost on me. While Harris’ South Asian background has featured strongly in her campaign lore, including through frequent references to her being raised by her mother Shyamala Gopalan, an immigrant from India, her Black heritage (courtesy of her Jamaican father, who was also an immigrant) is just as relevant to her story.
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