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Will Scarlett December 22, 2016

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"No one pays attention, they said, until the vineyards burn." Read an excerpt from @AnneliseOrleck1's new book "We Are All Fast-Food Workers Now": The Global Uprising Against Poverty Wages" (available now @BeaconPressBks). #workeractivism https://t.co/wkolrW8vdo

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From our friend in North Carolina, Public Seminar contributor + @HPTAction member @DorothyPS: "We pesky progressive snowflakes wield chalk to win on the first and every day of #EarlyVoting." #GetOutTheVote

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