S1 E3 They Jail Teachers, Don't They? (rebroadcast)
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Speaking of Work
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In the spring of 1970, Keokuk teachers and other school workers launch an illegal strike to shine a bright light on injustices that they believe threaten not only them but their students and community. (rebroadcast)
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