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The Troublemakers of the Labor Movement Are Still Fighting—and Winning
Date: 2026-06-18 15:23:04 Source: XHS Code News Author: 5G
Ella Fanger
The Labor Notes conference brought together workers fighting for a better world amidst the threats of AI, attacks on federal workers, and ICE’s terror campaign.
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