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The cleaning staff at Chicago’s Congress Theatre have been on strike since June 2003, protesting unfair wages and working conditions. Columbia College has joined Chicago MC Young General and producer Hannibal King to record “No Justice, No Peace,” a protest song for the striking workers. #OccupyCongress? Damn straight. (photo by yooperann)
Jack M Silverstein is an oral historian covering music in Chicago. Hit him on twitter @ReadJack.
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yeah…its about time the Young General is revealed to America…he’s been undercover too long…and doing serious social justice music…
raymond lohne, Ph.D.
columbia college chicago