Chapter 5: Agrarian Activism and Solidarity Through the Years, Part 2 of 2

Update: 2021-05-28

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This episode explores the farm activism of the 80s through one of its core leaders, former Wisconsin Farmers Union Executive Director, Tom Quinn. Tom’s story reveals the tension between the New Deal generation and those that came after, and how relationships with labor came together, though in limited ways.

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Chapter 5: Agrarian Activism and Solidarity Through the Years, Part 2 of 2

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Chapter 5: Agrarian Activism and Solidarity Through the Years, Part 2 of 2

Chapter 5: Agrarian Activism and Solidarity Through the Years, Part 2 of 2