What Were The Union Workers Thinking?
from Detroit Jo Hosted by Cass Ford, Detroit Jo
Cass Ford is one of our most devoted and staunch radicals in Detroit. If you are a female with a union job, Cass is the one you should thank. Her hard work and unionizing made a way for all women and men in the auto plants. To this day of upheavals, she is still out protesting the bad policy making in Washington. Some people speak of history, but she is history. Get out your laptops and take notes.
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