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- 0:02What can they do to you?
- 0:04Whatever they want.
- 0:06How do you stop them alone?
- 0:08You can fight, you can refuse, but two people fighting back
- 0:15to back can cut through a mob.
- 0:17This is the Labor Radio Podcast daily for Thursday, February 26th.
- 0:23A hundred, fill a hall, a thousand.
- 0:26Have solidarity and your own Lou litter, 10,000.
- 0:31Power and your own paper, a hundred thousand, your own media,
- 0:3610 million, your own country.
- 0:39It goes one at a time.
- 0:42That's Elise Bryant in the DC Labor Chorus on today's Labor Heritage Power
- 0:46Hour on the Labor Radio podcast network.
- 0:49Labor radio network.org.
- 0:52On today's Labor Arts calendar, the Inquisitor is online.
- 0:56There's a Love songs reception in Durham, North Carolina, and
- 1:00a Brick and a Bible begins its weekend run in St. Louis, Missouri.
- 1:04Tonight.
- 1:05Complete details and the latest labor arts News and events are
- 1:10available@laborheritage.org,
- 1:13In today's labor history on this date, in 1938, the Chinese Ladies Garment
- 1:19Workers Union went out on strike against union busting in San Francisco.
- 1:25Today's labor quote is by poet and postal worker, Charles Bukowski,
- 1:29who said, you begin saving the world by saving one person at a time.
- 1:34All else is grandiose romanticism or politics.
- 1:39The Labor Radio Podcast Daily is supported by our friends at Union Plus.
- 1:44You can find out more@unionplus.org.
- 1:48This has been Chris Garlock for the Labor Radio Podcast Network.