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From Gratitude to Action · Labor Radio-Podcast Daily

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having that contract in my hands and reading it, I was like, "Oh, my gosh."
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this is the Labor Radio Podcast daily for Friday, November 6th.
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I realized that people died for our right to unionize in this country.
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So I, I felt, um, that immense gratitude.
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I decided I wanted to get involved, get active, and give back
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That's from Shift Change on the Labor Radio Podcast
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network, laborradionetwork.org.
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on-the-weekend labor arts calendar, this year's Rochester Labor Film Series
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wraps up with a screening of WTO '99, 7:30 PM tonight in Rochester, New York.
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And Alys Bryant accepts the 2026 Paul Robeson Award at the
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Peace and Justice Awards Gala tomorrow night in Washington, DC.
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Details and the latest labor arts news and events are available at laborheritage.org,
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In today's labor history, on this date in 1922, a coal mine explosion in
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Spangler, Pennsylvania, killed 79 after operators secured a non-gaseous rating
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despite repeated gas burns to miners.
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More labor history quotes and arts are available on LHF's Labor Arts and
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Culture Database at laborheritage.org.
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Today's labor quote is by Miles Horton: "If you ever get to the
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place where injustice doesn't bother you, you're dead."
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Support for the Labor Radio Podcast daily comes from Union
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Plus, a nonprofit organization founded by the AFL-CIO in 1986.
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More information at unionplus.org.
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This has been Chris Garlock for the Labor Radio Podcast network.