What We’re Reading: ‘The Labor Movement is the Only Voice that Working People Have’
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04 May What We’re Reading: ‘The Labor Movement is the Only Voice that Working People Have’

Posted at 06:00h in Organizing by

Workday Minnesota has published an excellent interview with Sioux Falls AFL-CIO Central Labor Council President Kooper Caraway, who on January 3, 2018 became the youngest CLC President in the U.S. at age 27.

What is it like organizing in a right to work state? How is he helping to change the labor movement in South Dakota?

Check out this Workday Minnesota blog postย about this impressive labor leader.

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