We discuss reverberations of the University of Virginia’s announcement to raise wages for more than 800 contract workers in January. Plus, professor Anne Garland Mahler talks about the Tricontinental Solidarity Movement and why she wanted to display its materials in Charlottesville.
Government + politics, Soundboard
Wages and Inequality in Charlottesville + Tricontinental Acts of Solidarity
Elliott Robinson and Emily Hays
Friday, November 1, 2019, at 2:58 PM
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