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2, 300 Miles to Work Op-Docs

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An illustrator captures one of the world's largest migrations. blogs: It's very easy to see these social issues as something separate from us. The reason they make this journey is because the income is just enough more than what they'd make at home to justify it. It's no different from us buying nikes knowing they're made in Bangladesh in appalling conditions where the workers are paid just enough more than they would be as farmers. We're all part of wage slavery
Date: 2020-08-15

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Staying with family but no work is lazy, or leave family to go to work is normal. NYT pls choose sensible topic. As if it didnt happen to america? The only difference is this 1 study and the other is not. Education is 1st requirement to find job. Instead of sensationalizing their problems. Do something to help their problems solve. U earned from their stories. Help them too.
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