I did not need affirmative action to create a pancake company

Sorry for the late episode everyone. Alexander had a minor injury and some union duties to carry out, but we're back

Today we catch up with UPS-Teamster negotiations, including the elimination of the 22.4 job category, and MLK Day as a paid holiday. Will UPS agree to a fair contract in time to avert a strike?

We also address a baffling concern about Teamsters President Sean O’Brien turning his back on working people by not wearing blue jeans, potential scabs who want to remain friendly with coworkers after crossing a picket line, and one man’s bizarre arguments against a paid day off

Also: The supreme court has ended affirmative action, but we hear a reassuring response from a black orphan who didnt need the program to start his patriotic pancake company

Finally: NYC Mayor Eric Adams compares an elderly, holocaust-surviving tennants' rights organizer to a plantation slave owner for daring to ask him about unaffordable rent increases. We find the two people outside of Adam's administration that this deflection worked on. 

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Music:

Final Fight - Three Years Ago

Tina Turner - We Don’t Need Another Hero

Makaya McCraven - Voila