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Sanitation Workers Strike For Better Wages

In New Orleans, sanitation workers go on strike for better wages.

Aired 01/12/2021 | Rating TV-PG

PBS American Portrait

Sanitation Workers Strike For Better Wages

Clip: Episode 2 | 3m 30sVideo has Closed Captions

In New Orleans, sanitation workers go on strike for better wages.

In New Orleans, sanitation workers, also known as Hoppers, go on strike for better wages. After three months, D’Artanian expresses how the strike is affecting his life.

Aired 01/12/2021 | Rating TV-PG

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