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Lucy, a domestic worker, cleans the home of one of her clients in late July 2019. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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Domestic workers in Philadelphia fight for rights, recognition
By Emily Neil and Lee Nentwig

 What will the Philadelphia Domestic Worker Bill of Rights change — and why has it taken so long for one of the fastest-growing sectors in the U.S. to have labor protections? 

WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 11: Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch (C) is surrounded by lawyers, aides and journalists as she arrives at the U.S. Capitol October 11, 2019 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Politics
Today on impeachment: How the will of a few is breaking the White House’s stonewalling
300 people gathered at Malcolm X Park in Philadelphia to march for transgender rights. Photo : Nigel Thompson / AL DIA
Philadelphia
Philly Trans March 2019 remembers transgender people murdered in Philadelphia.

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  • The White House's strategy against impeachment: putting Trump above the law
  • Philadelphia passes bill to protect and include transgender and non-binary youth
  • How to run a nonprofit and not die trying: Nilda Ruiz from Asociación de Puertoriqueños en Marcha for Everyone
  • Alexa will begin to speak Spanish in American households this October
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Lucy, a domestic worker, cleans the home of one of her clients in late July 2019. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
Politics
Domestic workers in Philadelphia fight for rights, recognition
WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 11: Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch (C) is surrounded by lawyers, aides and journalists as she arrives at the U.S. Capitol October 11, 2019 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Politics
Today on impeachment: How the will of a few is breaking the White House’s stonewalling
 Indigenous groups celebrate the repeal of Law 883 after the first meeting of CONAIE and the Ecuadorian Government to resolve the crisis on October 13, 2019 in Quito, Ecuador. in New York City.  (Photo by Jorge Ivan Castaneira Jaramillo/Getty Images)
Opinion
A Traitor’s Promises

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The Colombian singer who taught us that “hips don’t lie” is proud to be part of the "holy grail" of the entertainment industry
Music
Shakira: "I represent that part of the Latinx world that doesn't speak English"
Marriage story, by Noah Baumbach, is one of the most awaited movies.
Film & Television
‘Marriage Story’ and other premières you can’t miss at the 28th Philadelphia Film Festival
For LechedeVirgen, insects are a symbol of life itself. Photo: Herani Enríquez Amaya 
Social
A Mexican artist transforms his illness into unusual artistic performances

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Tirsa Marie Vezquez, Founder, CEO and Designer of VXXXV Apparel. Photo Courtesy of Thompson's Topic. 
Entrepreneurs
VX Apparel: The brand focused on inspiration, motivation and helping others
Nilda Ruiz wins AL DIA Hispanic heritage award for her nonprofit work. Photo : Michelle Myers / AL DIA News
Non Profits
How to run a nonprofit and not die trying: Nilda Ruiz from Asociación de Puertoriqueños en Marcha for Everyone
Latina entrepreneurs gather during a last year's Pitch Competition. Photo Courtesy of Latinas in Business. 
Entrepreneurs
Latinas in Business announces 2019 Pitch Competition for Latina entrepreneurs

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