Trans Worker Rights: A Conversation with Genevieve Rand (S1:E13)

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In this episode, hosts Gabby Lisi and George Schmidt sit down with Genevieve Rand, a prominent leader in the trans worker rights movement. Together, they delve into the struggles and triumphs of trans workers in the labor movement, discussing the unique challenges they face and how unions can better support them. Genevieve shares powerful stories of resilience, solidarity, and hope in the face of growing hostility toward trans individuals.

Join us for an insightful and inspiring conversation that sheds light on the importance of collective action and the power of standing in solidarity with oppressed communities. Whether you're an activist, union member, or someone interested in social justice, this episode offers valuable perspectives on creating a more just and equitable world for all.

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