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The Lasting Impact on Working Families Amid COVID-19
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December 9, 2021
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Dec 9, 202113:35Now PlayingThe delta variant is still spreading and the omicron variant is picking up steam. To simply say that the pandemic has changed our lives would be a monumental understatement, and to suggest it hit us all the same is patently false.
Working families have taken the brunt of this pandemic's beating. Low-income households took the biggest financial hit as many lacked access to adequate health care, among other struggles.
“AMplified” host Aisha Mills is joined by Nelini Stamp, the director of strategy and partnerships for the Working Families Party, who discusses the fight for workers’ dignity following a tough two years with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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