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Amina Waheed

Amina Waheed

Verified

Producer, Fault Lines

Los Angeles

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workplace trends, human interest, queer theory media criticism, feature, women's issues social justice, pop culture, legal technology gender and sexuality,feminism, lgbt ediscovery

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Politics, World Affairs, Lifestyle, Pop Culture,

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Total articles 8

  • ‘Where people come to wait to die’: COVID-19 in US nursing homes

    By Amina Waheed Verified| Al Jazeera English Verified Ucedrah Osby heard the terrible news in a way nobody ever wants to: from a local television report, at the same time as everybody else in Bakersfield, California who tuned in. “They were doing interviews,” she recalled. “They were saying that the facility had a COVID outbreak.”Osby’s uncle, Clyde Lee Cooper, 76, lived in Kingston Healthcare Center, the nursing home in question.

    By Amina Waheed Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Dec. 02, 2020

  • Coronavirus raises concerns about lack of paid leave in the US

    By Amina Waheed Verified| Al Jazeera English Verified It took a pandemic, unseen in our lifetimes, to break the political impasse around paid leave in Washington. For 30 years, advocates for a federal paid leave programme have lobbied, often in painful increments, to try and pass legislation on the matter. On Wednesday, the Senate is set to pass, and President Donald Trump expected to sign into law, a coronavirus response bill, good for one year, allocating billions of dollars to expand access for testing and for paid sick leave.

    By Amina Waheed Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Mar. 18, 2020

  • ‘Where people come to wait to die’: COVID-19 in US nursing homes

    By Amina Waheed Verified| Al Jazeera English Verified Ucedrah Osby heard the terrible news in a way nobody ever wants to: from a local television report, at the same time as everybody else in Bakersfield, California who tuned in. “They were doing interviews,” she recalled. “They were saying that the facility had a COVID outbreak.”Osby’s uncle, Clyde Lee Cooper, 76, lived in Kingston Healthcare Center, the nursing home in question.

    By Amina Waheed Verified · Al Jazeera English

    Dec. 02, 2020

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Fault Lines

Los Angeles, United States