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REVIEW: HELLCAT - Haddonfield Horror

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By Dakota Gorman, James Johnson, Jordan Mullins
| Haddonfield Horror
REVIEW | Lisa Fremont Director: Brock Bodell Writer: Brock Bodell Stars: Dakota Gorman, Todd Jerry, James Austin Johnson, Jordan Mullins A young woman wakes up in a moving trailer with no recollection of how she got there. After searching the trailer and realizing the windows are blacked out, and the door is chained from the outside, a voice begins speaking to her from an overhead speaker.
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Deep Sea Fishermen Defend Jobs and Pacific Waters

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By Ed Ferenc, James Johnson
| awf.labortools.com
The Deep Sea Fishermen’s Union of the Pacific is making the case that union strength and environmental stewardship are not competing goals. On today’s episode of the America’s Work Force Union Podcast, Executive Director James Johnson outlined how one of the nation’s oldest remaining fishermen’s unions has survived through strong labor relationships, maritime training and a long-running role in protecting the North Pacific fishery that sustains both jobs and food production.
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Letter: Impact Of USAID cuts

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By James Johnson
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
While DJT adorns the Oval Office in gold and sits on a gold toilet he has cut off aid to the poorest people in over 120 countries. These cuts were done to provide more tax cuts for the richest people and corporations in America. It is estimated that over 300,000 people, mostly children have died from malnutrition, disease, and lack of medications that USAID had been providing to these drought- and war-torn countries.
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