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The future is unwritten
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So the massa can continue to abuse the peons.
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“Hypocrisy: prejudice with a halo”
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Location: Savannah, Georgia
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We got no massa down here. Long gone. Other RTW states, plenty from the North:
The following 22 states are right-to-work states: Alabama Arizona - (established by state's Constitution, not by statute) Arkansas - (established by state's Constitution, not by statute) Florida - (established by state's Constitution, not by statute) Georgia Idaho Iowa Kansas Louisiana Mississippi Nebraska Nevada North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma - (established by state's Constitution, not by statute) South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Wyoming The territory of Guam also has right-to-work laws.
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Right to work states don't mean the workers can't form a union. It means if the majority of the employees choose to do so, an individual can opt out of membership and paying dues.
The people that choose to opt out, still receive the union won benefits, and in most cases the union's protection from unfair labor practices.
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