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Teaching labor studies has its hazards
According to an article in the Chronicle for Higher Education, Andrew Brietbart has posted videos purporting to represent two labor studies professors advocating union violence in a class they teach. It seems the videos were edited to make the provocative points the poster wanted to make.
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