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Delaney Hall’s current crisis builds on decades of N.J. immigration detention

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By Ulla D. Berg, Mary Rizzo
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
On May 22, detainees inside Delaney Hall in Newark, the largest immigrant detention center in the Northeast, operated by the private corporation GEO Group, announced a labor and hunger strike in response to months of abuse, unattended complaints over detention conditions, and unmet medical, legal, and personal needs. Detainees detailed these conditions in a series of public letters, as family and community members protested and advocated for freeing their loved ones.
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¿La moda unisex se puede vincular con la igualdad de género?

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By Mary Rizzo
| El Sol de México Verified
Cuando los escritores y cineastas describen el futuro, a menudo incluyen un detalle extraño: hombres y mujeres visten igual. El género, parecen decir esos futuristas, es un artefacto de un pasado menos progresista. Puede interesarte: Legado de Pierre Cardin inspira a jóvenes diseñadores de México Recientemente, diseñadores de moda como Gucci y boutiques de moda han comenzado a vender lo que llaman “ropa neutral” o “sin género”.
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The best books to understand why Baltimore's problems are so hard to fix

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By Mary Rizzo, Antero Pietila, D. Watkins, Baynard Woods
| Shepherd
Who am I? As a cultural historian of 20th century America, I’m fascinated by how culture is used to rebel against the status quo and how the status quo fights back. In my first book, Class Acts: Young Men and the Rise of Lifestyle, I looked at greasers, hippies, and white hip hop lovers to understand how they used style and fashion to push back against being white and middle class.
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