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""It's a very timely story, given how many young people are currently underemployed in our economy, and these struggles are the kind every intelligent person should be aware of."" --Johanna Draper Carlson, comicsworthreading.com ""A revealing look at the inner dynamics of a labor struggle, this comic is valuable not only as an engaging story, but also as a historical record of a particular event, and in addition, an insightful look at a dynamic playing itself out on a global scale."" --Stephanie McMillan, Robert F. Kennedy journalism award winner ""A fine addition to the great history of comics and labor."" --Tom Hart, creator, ""Hutch Owen"" comic strip

A fine addition to the great history of comics and labor. --Tom Hart, creator, Hutch Owen comic strip A revealing look at the inner dynamics of a labor struggle, this comic is valuable not only as an engaging story, but also as a historical record of a particular event, and in addition, an insightful look at a dynamic playing itself out on a global scale. --Stephanie McMillan, Robert F. Kennedy journalism award winner It's a very timely story, given how many young people are currently underemployed in our economy, and these struggles are the kind every intelligent person should be aware of. --Johanna Draper Carlson, comicsworthreading.com

A revealing look at the inner dynamics of a labor struggle, this comic is valuable not only as an engaging story, but also as a historical record of a particular event, and in addition, an insightful look at a dynamic playing itself out on a global scale. --Stephanie McMillan, Robert F. Kennedy journalism award winner

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Greg Farrell is a cartoonist and rapper whose other works include the comicsAttaboy, Brendon: A Coming of Age Story, Going Rate, and the illustrated prison diary of Ho Chi Minh. He works at Strand bookstore. He lives in Brooklyn.

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