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Home » Labor Day 2006, St. Paul, Minnesota

Labor Day 2006, St. Paul, Minnesota

By Stephen Philion (Posted Sep 07, 2006)

LaborCommentary

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Immigrant Rights Are Labor Rights


Stephen Philion, Assistant Professor of Sociology at St. Cloud State University, contributed the photographs.



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