Today, on Stateside, we discuss the legality of requiring employees to get a vaccine. Plus, a doctor in training writes about her time at a Detroit hospital during the early months of the pandemic.
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Can employers require their employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine, and should they?
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Stateside’s conversation with Stacy Hickox
- Stacy Hickox is an employment law expert and an associate professor at Michigan State University’s School for Human Resources and Labor Relations.
The history and progressive legacy of the Grange in rural Michigan
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Stateside’s conversation with Jillian Reese
- Jillian Reese is a Historian and Curator at the Michigan History Center.
A Detroit doctor-in-training’s new book on her time in residency during COVID
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Stateside’s conversation with Selina Mahmood
- Dr. Selina Mahmood is a second-year neurology resident at Henry Ford Health System. Her new book, A Pandemic in Residence: Essays from a Detroit Hospital, publishes May 18.
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