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Shannon Walsh's eye-opening film asks how much we’re willing to pay so that others can enjoy a more equitable life.
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9to5: Story of a Movement is a fiery feminist essay about equality and labour—a fitting mark for Reichert to leave in a career devoted to giving voice to women and unions alike.
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