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Philly theatre artists and activists protest the Walnut Street Theatre and demand change in leadership on Friday, June 18. Photo courtesy: Jenna Pinchbeck, Protect the Artist. 

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Toxic Theater?

How theater artists are looking to change the toxic and inequitable workplace environment 
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Employee files a claim against LAZ Parking Philadelphia for unfair unemployment. Photo:32 Bj
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Claim file against LAZ
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As questionable labor conditions turn into workers’ rights violations, LAZ Parking tries to prevent the Union from getting involved. Photo: 32BJ
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LAZ Philly and the Union
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In the era of full-time jobs that don't pay the bills, 400 parking workers took to the streets of Philadelphia to protest working conditions and the minimum wage. Photo: AL DÍA News / Michelle Myers
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hard-knock life for workers
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City Councilwoman Maria Quiñones-Sánchez announces the resolution which will allow the City Council to hold hearings on a Domestic Workers Bill of Rights on March 14 at Philadelphia City Hall. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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Rights for domestic workers
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María del Carmen Díaz has worked as a nanny, caretaker, and house-cleaner in the 24 years that have passed since she first arrived in Philadelphia from Mexico. As a member of the Pennsylvania Domestic Workers Alliance, del Carmen Díaz is working to pass a Philadelphia Domestic Worker Bill of Rights, that would stipulate rights and regulations for what has long been a profession unprotected by law. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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Rights for domestic workers
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Louis C.K. and Brett Ratner. 
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Perverts On The Red Carpet