Shouldn't Labor Day be a time to gather and contemplate such inverted values and celebrate those who toil without proper recognition?
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Labor Day pean for underappreciated workers
By Ralph Nader (about the author)
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Cultures can be astonishing. The hands-on workers who harvest our food,
clean up after us, repair our property, look out after our health and safety conditions
and serve as nannies to our children receive few honors, status or
anywhere near the compensation of those who gamble with our money,
entertain us or drive us into wars they don't fight themselves.
Shouldn't Labor Day be a time to gather and contemplate such inverted values and celebrate those who toil without proper recognition?
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Shouldn't Labor Day be a time to gather and contemplate such inverted values and celebrate those who toil without proper recognition?
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Yes, it should.
by GLloyd Rowsey on Friday, Sep 3, 2010 at 6:26:07 PM
Real work
by Miriam Callaghan on Saturday, Sep 4, 2010 at 2:03:22 PM