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Sunday, February 3, 2008
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Pittsburgh, by Robert Minor
This 1916 drawing of the working man transfixed is a suitable metaphor for the way this region operates to this day. The events dramatized actually took place in Braddock and developed out of a Westinghouse strike in East Pittsburgh.
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1 comments:
whaddya expect..he was an uppitty employee,lazy and hard to rein in...of course the white masters got rid of him..dats da way of the da world.
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