Zepeda-Millán on Damage to Labor’s Influence
The leaked recording of a racist conversation brought down an L.A. union leader and threatens voters’ trust in organized labor.
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The leaked recording of a racist conversation brought down an L.A. union leader and threatens voters’ trust in organized labor.
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