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Wal-Mart Asks its Low-Wage Workers to Donate Food to its Low-Wage Workers (via Moyers & Company)

If you want to know why the campaign for a living wage has escalated so dramatically in the past few years, look no further than this story in The Cleveland Plain Dealer… CLEVELAND, Ohio — The storage containers are attractively displayed at the…

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