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Caleb Crowder

Los Angeles
As seen in: Institute for Policy Studies, Common Dreams, Los Angeles Daily News, Daily Breeze, LA Progressive, OtherWords
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Caleb Crowder: Rae Huang is the only true progressive in LA’s mayoral race Original

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By Caleb Crowder
| Los Angeles Daily News Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Media coverage profoundly shapes electoral outcomes. The stories we choose to tell — and the ones we choose to ignore — don’t just reflect the race; they determine it. Right now, the dominant media narrative of LA’s mayoral race would have you believe this is a two-person contest between incumbent Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Nithya Raman.
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What It’s Like to Work for the Billionaire ‘Nickel King’

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By Caleb Crowder
| Institute for Policy Studies
Electric vehicle sales are rising rapidly around the world. But few people who purchase these cars know anything about the workers who produce them. Labor activist Raraa Rahmawati is trying to change that for one group of e-vehicle supply chain workers: the more than 230,000 Indonesians who toil in the nickel mining and processing industry.
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Get on the Job and Organize: A Q&A with Jaz Brisack

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By Caleb Crowder
| Institute for Policy Studies
After years and years of declining union density in America, the beginning of the 2020s felt like a sea change. Upstart labor campaigns notched huge wins at Amazon, public support for unions reached new heights, and new organizing election petitions with the National Labor Relations Board soared. Halfway through the decade though, the surge in labor organizing has not managed to slow the decline in Americans represented by a union. Why?
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