Michelle Zenarosa
Editor-in-Chief at Los Angeles Public Press
Deputy Editor @reckonnews // 2023 @maynardinst fellow // Grouchy journalist and pop culture/snacks analyst, LA-raised. ♍️
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3 weeks ago |
lapublicpress.org | Michelle Zenarosa
Editor’s Note:LA Public Press made extensive efforts over two weeks to interview recipients of the Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants, working with advocacy organizations and legal aid groups to facilitate introductions, but was unable to connect with program participants. LA Public Press is committed to offering secure communication channels and source protection for immigrants and others who may face risk of detention or deportation.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
al.com | Michelle Zenarosa
When Supreme Court justices debated Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care yesterday, they kept calling the science “evolving” and “uncertain.” Last year, Tennessee made it illegal for doctors to provide gender-affirming care to trans teens. Their reason? The state claims it needs to make sure young people don’t become “disdainful of their sex” — that’s the actual language in the law. That’s not how medicine works, doctors say.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
nj.com | Michelle Zenarosa
When Supreme Court justices debated Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care yesterday, they kept calling the science “evolving” and “uncertain.” Last year, Tennessee made it illegal for doctors to provide gender-affirming care to trans teens. Their reason? The state claims it needs to make sure young people don’t become “disdainful of their sex” — that’s the actual language in the law. That’s not how medicine works, doctors say.
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Nov 4, 2024 |
nj.com | Michelle Zenarosa |Annabel Rocha
As Jill Stein’s Green Party campaign gains traction in crucial swing states, the shadows of past third-party runs loom large over the 2024 presidential race. But that shadow falls differently across three generations of American voters, each shaped by their own experience with elections where a few thousand votes—and third-party candidates—made all the difference. For those who lived through the 2000 election, the math remains seared into memory: George W.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
nj.com | Michelle Zenarosa
2024 isn’t just another election year – it’s a turning point. While the talking heads drone on about electoral college math and poll numbers, we’re here to speak to those who’ve been systematically ignored, silenced, and pushed to the margins. Who is this guide for? It’s for the voters tired of empty promises. The young people inheriting a world on fire and being told to wait their turn. The LGBTQ+ folks fighting for their very existence. The women watching their rights get stripped away.
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