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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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the space between bodies that are marching

I’ve come to think of solidarity, this mixture of hope and care, as a physical force or maybe a force field, and as such it invisibly acts on all things that are passing through it at all times. It’s the space between bodies that are marching or singing or striking or otherwise taking action togeth…

—p.261 On the Line: Two Women's Epic Fight to Build a Union After (255) by Daisy Pitkin
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industrial laundry workers made $10.13 an hour

In 2020, industrial laundry workers made $10.13 an hour on average, while the CEO of the largest laundry corporation in the United States made $9,778,369. This is a typical disparity in today’s economy, in which more is owned by fewer people than at any point in US history, and in which unions have…

—p.258 After (255) by Daisy Pitkin
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the Jewish Home for the Aged in Los Angeles

That same March, in 2011, one of Clara Lemlich Shavelson’s daughters was in New York, attending a commemoration of the Triangle shirtwaist factory fire and a ceremony in which thirty women were receiving awards named after her mother. At these events, she kept getting approached by people offering …

—p.253 Fires (234) by Daisy Pitkin
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the pink sheet

Moreover, she was willing to talk about the method as a method. You and Alma clearly have a strong bond, she said. She trusts you. Which, she went on to explain, is the only purpose of the questionnaire, or “pink sheet,” as HERE’s system of gaining these personal stories from workers and then recor…

—p.226 Las Polillas (208) by Daisy Pitkin
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it is the bodies of workers that take on the risk

We had less time on the big stage, in front of the full SEIU general assembly, so you described only your department in the factory before detailing our ongoing campaign. It is called soil sort, you said, because in this country, laundry workers have to handle thousands of pounds of dirty hospital …

—p.178 Las Polillas (160) by Daisy Pitkin