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- How Stronger Labor Makes a Stronger America - Randi Weingarten, American Fedration of Teachers (AFT)/Hillary for America

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Scubadude222 9 years 50 weeks ago
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Thomm, since you had a informative discussion on the native American fight on the pipe line, I was curious if you ever listen to the Jay Winter Nightwolf show on WPFW (89.3 FM)? His show, which he bills as the most dangerous show on radio, focuses on the plight of native Americans. Also, since he's local, you may be able to book him for a discussion on your show.

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