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Jacqui Germain

St. Louis
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she/her | poet&journalist | author of BITTERING THE WOUND (@autumnhouseprs)
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i love you more than the law will let me

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By Jacqui Germain
| Protean Magazine
i love you more than the law will let me, 1 The hands reinforcing the barricade mean I love you. The shoulders pressed against the hard surface, weight leaning forward over the bent knees, strained ankles, the pressure on the balls of the feet—a cluster of heels defying the slide of the pavement means I love you. My mask, every mask means I love you, I love you. The linked arms, the stranger’s hand on your back shoulder, the synchronicity means I don’t know you but I love you.
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Is It Time for Unions to Rethink Everything?

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By Jacqui Germain
| The Nation
Economy / May 8, 2025 Is It Time for Unions to Rethink Everything? As union membership declines and regulators turn against workers, maybe we need to start talking about some radical change to the way the labor movement works. Ad Policy More than 55,000 striking members of SEIU Local 721 march on Tuesday, April 29, 2025, in Los Angeles.
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Student Loans Under Trump: What to Know About the Administration’s New Collection Policy Original

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By Jacqui Germain
| Teen Vogue
After five years of relative federal student-debt relief, the Trump administration has decided to go after the most financially vulnerable debtors. Starting May 5, the Department of Education announced, the Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) will initiate the collections process for debtors who’ve defaulted on their student loans.
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