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A coalition of groups attended Saturday’s Strike-Ready Rally on the Capitol steps. Members of various unions came to show their solidarity with OPEIU Local 39. A leader of the Dane County NAACP, curious members of the public, and Representative Lisa Subeck (D-Madison) intermingled with the crowd of workers. Photo by JT Cestkowski

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May 9, 2023

Photo of a crowd of people holding an assortment of OPEIU Local 39 signs with slogans such as "Less than inflation is a pay cut" and "Job security now."

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Christina Lieffring

Christina Lieffring is Tone Madison’s Managing Editor, a free-wheelin’ freelancer, and lifelong Midwesterner.

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