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We Are Still Talking About "My Family's Slave

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We Are Still Talking About "My Family's Slave

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Code Switch Podcast

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A Family's Slave

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A Family's Slave (Audio)

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My Family's Slave - The Atlantic - Alex Tizon by TheAtlantic

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She lived with us for 56 years. She raised me and my siblings without pay. I was 11, a typical American kid, before I realized who she was. Read text edition here: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/06/lolas-story/524490/

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Academics weigh in on Lola's Story

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Academics weigh in on Tizons "My Family's a Slave" Atlantic Article (3)

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Kababayan Today Airdate Published on June 5, 2017 Part 3 of 4: Academic writers Noel Alumit & Cecilia Manguerra Brainard discuss Alex Tizons "My Family's a Slave" Atlantic Article. Kababayan Today is America's FIRST and ONLY daily talk show for and about the Filipinos!

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Open Doors: Singapore - Someone Was Watching When She Shoved The Domestic Worker // Viddsee.com

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Serene is the Singaporean employer of Lisa, a domestic worker from the Philippines. When Lisa starts working for her, Serene takes her passport and work permit, and does not allow her to take a day off. Serene is caught up in her own work until she realizes that she is unknowingly teaching her daughter about how to treat others.

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In Telling Lola's Story, A Journalist Reveals A Family Secret

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In Telling Lola's Story, A Journalist Reveals A Family Secret

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NPR Morning Edition

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'I was just a slave': the foreign domestic staff living a life of five-star serfdom in London

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They live in some of London's most exclusive locations, cooking, cleaning and caring for the children of a rich foreign elite. Subscribe to The Guardian ► http://is.gd/subscribeguardian But for many overseas domestic workers, the veneer of reflected glamour conceals a much darker world, one in which they are denied a passport, salary, food and even sleep while working 20-hour days.