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Contains 249 Results:

The Time Has Come! An Immigrant Community Stands Up to the Border Patrol, 1996

 Item — Case: 1, Object: 201
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Produced by El Paso Border Rights Coalition. Details the abuses suffered by both Mexican nationals and Mexican-Americans in El Paso by the border patrol and describes how the border communities are fighting back.

Dates: Other: 1996

There's Supposed to be a Law, bulk: 2, 1994

 Item — Case: 1, Object: 202
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Educational video produced by the Labor Institute of Public Affairs (AFL-CIO) that discusses the right to unionize. Several employees discribed how they were harassed and black-listed by their employers for taking part in union activities. Representatives from AFL-CIO and SEIU express their support at a conference

Dates: Other: 1994

Things You Should Know About Prevailing Wage, undated

 Item — Case: 1, Object: 204
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An informational and documentary video discussing Minnesota's prevailing wage and its impact, produced by the Industrial Relations Center, University of Minnesota

Dates: Other: undated

This Is What Democracy Looks Like, 1999

 Item — Case: 1, Object: 205
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Documentary on the WTO protests in Seattle through many different perspectives. This is what democracy looks like / directed and produced by Jill Freidberg, Rick Rowley, narration by Michael Franti and Susan Sarandon. The Seattle Independent Media Center; Big Noise Films.

Dates: 1999

Tiger By The Tail, 1985

 Item — Case: 1, Object: 206
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UAW's fight against General Motors to prevent closing of Van Nuys plant. Directed by Michal Goldman, Written by Eric Mann, Hosted/Narrated by Ed Asner - includes interviews with workers and community leaders - speeches by Cesar Chavez, Maxine Waters at 1983 rally.

Dates: Other: 1985

Trade Secrets: The Hidden Costs of the FTAA, 2002

 Item — Case: 1, Object: 207
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Training video to accompany 1 hour workshop - discusses the true implications of NAFTA and Free Trade and specifically how both Mexico and Canada are affected as well as the working class in the US. Presented by the John F. Henning Center for International Labor Relations in association with Peek Media, UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education

Dates: Other: 2002

Trading Democracy: Bill Moyers Reports, 2002

 Item — Case: 1, Object: 208
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An inside look at NAFTA's obscure provisions that allow for multinational corporations to challenge democracy and to override governmental policy

Dates: Other: 2002

Transnational Fiesta, 1992

 Item — Case: 1, Object: 209
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University of California Extension, Center for Media and Independent Learning, Berkeley. Merrimack Films, Henry Bass

Dates: Other: 1992