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TABLE OF CONTENTS


Union Cab Cooperative: Work Worth Working
Mike Gonzales

Freelancers UNITE! Can Writers Get It Together?
Nick Mamatas

Iraq’s Labor Resistance
Shannon Carson

Fighting to Stop the Other War: Cheryl Honkala Discusses the War on the Poor
Interview by Rachel Gazda

Bracero 2004: How Bush Plans to Legalize American Sweatshops       
Artemio Guerra


A Day in the Life of Democracy Now!
Anna Lappé

Work in the Age of Reality TV
Anne Elizabeth Moore

TV-piquetera
Marie Trigona

Word on the Streets: Street Papers Amplify the Voices of the Voiceless          
Israel Bayer

The Fixer: Getting the Truth Out About Iraq
Rob Eshelman


A 40-Hour Workweek? Yes, PLEASE!
Kari Lydersen

Sabocat Asks: Where in the World is the 40-Hour Week?
Madeleine Baran and Amanda Luker

Workin’ for the Man
Victoria Law

Red, White, and Wal-Mart Blue
Joe Diffie

Welcome to the Military! May I Take Your Order?
Madeleine Baran

Taking Back Our Health: Ithaca’s Health Fund Model for Change
Susan Leem


Conjuring the Ghosts of Fondas Past
Jessica Hoffman

How Safe Are Your Toys?
Jennifer Grant


This is Entertainment? Chimp-sploitation in Hollywood      
Sarah Baeckler with Charles Spano

Micranots Intelligence: MC I Self Devine
Interview by Samuel Pixley

What’s Your Passion?
Stella Meredith

Compassionate Science: When Two Good Causes Collide
Emily Sloan


Working It Out: A Prison Work Program That Works
Christina Cook

Vulnerability and Resistance: Chris Abani
Tess. Lotta

Job Relocation: Luo Kai Ming Changes Careers
Michelle Chen

The Unlikely Striker: A Side of Mom She’s Never Seen Before
Leilani Clark



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