Jane McAlevey on Behind the News with Doug Henwood

By Jose Martinez-Flores / 07 December 2012

Raising Expectations (and Raising Hell) has continued raising a ruckus in the media. Yesterday, author Jane McAlevey was on KPFA’s Behind the News with Doug Henwood, where she discussed her unorthodox methods of fighting management on behalf of labor and what labor needs to do to come back as a major force in the American political arena.

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The KPFA link will disappear with time, but here's a permanent link (with better sound fidelity): December 6, 2012.
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