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- 0:02These dogs were initially associated with resisting violent repression
- 0:07in the streets, because of their aggressive behavior against the police.
- 0:12This is the Labor Radio Podcast daily for Friday, August 14th.
- 0:18But over time they came to represent all forms of resistance against the
- 0:22status quo and hope for a better future.
- 0:26That's from Working Class History on the Labor Radio Podcast
- 0:30network, laborradionetwork.org.
- 0:33There is a lot on tomorrow's labor arts calendar.
- 0:37Here's a quick rundown on what's happening Saturday, August 15th.
- 0:42In Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, a Made in Hamilton walking tour, and
- 0:47in Baltimore, Maryland, an Echoes of Rails and Threads walking tour.
- 0:53Elise Bryant performs Queen of the Night at Soup and Song
- 0:56in Marriottsville, Maryland.
- 0:58Dr. Lisa Fine talks about Downriver Detroit in Lansing, Michigan, and online.
- 1:04And if you missed Labor Night at Woody Guthrie's American Song in
- 1:07Washington, D.C. Last night, there's another one tomorrow, 7:15 PM.
- 1:13Complete details and the latest labor arts, news, and events are available
- 1:17at laborheritage.org, In today's labor history on this date in 1935, President
- 1:24Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act, Today's labor quote is
- 1:29by Pete Seeger, who said, "Realize that little things lead to bigger things."
- 1:36Support for the Labor Radio Podcast daily comes from Union
- 1:40Plus, a nonprofit organization founded by the AFL-CIO in 1986.
- 1:47More information at unionplus.org.
- 1:51This has been Chris Garlock for the Labor Radio Podcast network.