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JUST Jobs? Organizing for Economic Justice
Introduction to JUST Jobs? Organizing for Economic Justice
Economy in Crisis
Economy in Transformation
Economic Impacts
Rooted in Slavery: Prison Labor Exploitation
Toxic Sentence: Captive Labor and Electronic Waste
Racism in United States Welfare Policy
From Welfare to Low-Wage Work
Home Is Where the Work Is: The Color of Domestic Labor
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