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In the Age of Trump, Can Labor Unite?

There’s still power in unions, if they can unlock it.

Alexandra Bradbury

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Alexandra Bradbury is the editor of Labor Notes, a magazine and organizing project dedicated to putting the movement back in the labor movement.

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