i think the lesson that showsis is that if you have a cor set of people willing to try things that any more sorof sober, long standing, experienced veterans of the labor movement would say as impossible. People were very afraid of being demoralized with loss. But certainly, like louis, i've spoken to members of a u who said they saw that loss and thought, well, shot, if somebody can try it in alabama, why not try it in new york? So i think, yo, it's really not a binary here. It's good that a lot of established unions now have come hat in hand to ail you and said, what resource resources can we
Live from New York: Dan interviews Amazon Labor Union president Chris Smalls, Jaz Brisack of Starbucks Workers United, SEIU Local 1199NE president Rob Baril, Jacobin writer Alex Press, and Labor Notes writer Luis Feliz Leon on the return of labor militancy that we see sweeping Amazon, Starbucks, and workplaces all around the US.
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