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Water, Chemicals, Bodies, Cancer

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On November 5, 2015
Beth Alvarado has a lovely and sad essay at Guernica about the cancers that killed her husband and much of his family who lived in a neighborhood on the south side of Tucson heavily polluted by a plume of trichloroethylene, used to clean airplane parts...
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On June 30, 1983, workers at the Phelps-Dodge Corporation copper mines in Arizona went on strike. Led by the United Steelworkers of America, miners fought bravely against Phelps-Dodge's decision to bust their union, but faced with overwhelming odds, they lost the strike, bringing in the...

The Reality of Immigrant Lives

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On January 17, 2013
This open letter to John McCain and Jeff Flake was both touching and disturbing in a number of ways: Thursday night I heard a banging knock at the door. I looked through the window and immigration agents asked me to open the door, conducting an...

Arizona

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On November 11, 2012

Arizona is a national joke. Say what you will about whatever southern state you don't like, Arizona matches them all for extremism, hate, and corruption. Have to give it credit.

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