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    What does the Labor Radio Podcast emphasize about union jobs?
    How has the availability of union jobs changed?
    What significance does labor history hold according to the podcast?
    Who supported the Labor Radio Podcast?
    What event commemorates the 1968 sanitation workers strike?

    Podcast Summary

    • Union jobsUnion jobs are hard to come by and necessitate dedication, but labor history and activism are essential for improving working conditions for all

      Union jobs are not easily obtained and require dedication and effort. This was emphasized in the Labor Radio Podcast as they discussed the scarcity of good union jobs, especially in the manufacturing sector, over the last few decades. Additionally, the podcast highlighted the importance of labor history and activism, as evidenced by the upcoming Luther Pollock Labor History Symposium and the anniversary of the 1968 sanitation workers strike in Memphis. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s quote, "be concerned about your brother. You may not be on strike, but either we go up together or we go down together," further underscores the interconnectedness of the labor community. The Labor Radio Podcast is supported by Union Plus, and to stay informed about labor arts news and events, subscribe to the Labor Heritage Foundation's free weekly newsletter.

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