How COVID-19 may alleviate the multiple marginalization of racialized migrant workers

RT @mpimmg: On the Int'l Day for the Elimination of #RacialDiscrimination, we're sharing relevant contributions. M. Isaac & @JenElrick con…

On the Int'l Day for the Elimination of #RacialDiscrimination, we're sharing relevant contributions. M. Isaac & @JenElrick consider how COVID prompted a revaluation of the legal statuses of “essential” migrant workers & thereby alleviated marginal

RT @ERSjournal: Wanted, not welcome: Temporary foreign workers are good enough to work but not good enough to stay. In the next article, Ma…

Wanted, not welcome: Temporary foreign workers are good enough to work but not good enough to stay. In the next article, Maike Isaac, @JenElrick, & @McGill explore: how might #Covid-19 change that? https://t.co/hjGCFw6fN8 https://t.co/5yP0UtYqRk

#ERSNew #freeaccess Improved legal status for TFWs as a reward for risk of death during the #Covid-19 pandemic? Maike Isaac, @JenElrick @McGill explore the possibility in new piece: read it now: https://t.co/hjGCFw6fN8. Special Issue: Race and Ethnicity

RT @ERSjournal: #ERSNew #freeaccess Wanted, not welcome: Temporary foreign workers are good enough to work but not good enough to stay. Ma…

RT @ERSjournal: #ERSNew #freeaccess Wanted, not welcome: Temporary foreign workers are good enough to work but not good enough to stay. Ma…

#ERSNew #freeaccess Wanted, not welcome: Temporary foreign workers are good enough to work but not good enough to stay. Maike Isaac, @JenElrick @McGill: how might #Covid-19 change that? Part of the issue Race and Ethnicity in Pandemic Times: https://t.co/

@mcgillu Sociology PhD student Maike Isaac and I have a new article in @ERSjournal, a debate piece on which of two competing frames (work or sacrifice) could lead to minor improvements in legal status for racialized migrant workers under #COVID19 1/2 h