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“They are compelled to do this,” says Alan Benjamin, a delegate to the San Francisco Labor Council who heard directly from striking workers. “It's not voluntary; it's compulsory work, without proper sanitation and equipment.”

"None of this demonstrating in the snow shit," one commenter wrote in a MAGA forum. "Summertime was made for killing fields."

As a young Black millennial from a tough part of a large Midwestern city, he can give voice to issues many in the Senate cannot relate to, and he can do it through lived experience.

Her name was Fredi Washington and she descended on Hollywood with a burning mission: to redefine white America’s image of African American women.

"The world has much to learn from the exemplary process of the convention and the visionary product on which Chile will vote in its September plebiscite."

The academic discipline of classics is facing profound challenges from scholars that are looking to renovate its traditional focus on the "whiteness" of its subject. This study is an expression of that challenge.

Jennifer Abruzzo, General Counsel, National Labor Relations Board would like to ease the path to forming unions and curb employers’ coercion and intimidation.

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"We face the risk of having to live through a dictatorship once again—and this is inconceivable," one of the proclamation's authors warned.

Workers say they just want a fair deal on pay, conditions and schedules at an airline has long resisted union efforts.