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It's Wednesday! Simeon Benit and Leila Espinosa tell how more than 7,000 research and public service professionals (RPSPs) across the University of California (UC) system toverwhelmingly voted to form a union with the UAW. And later, Jasper Nathaniel, author and journalist discusses Israel's occupation of the West Bank on Infinite Jaz on Substack.

Read more about the 7,200 UC professionals that joined United Auto Workers in unionization effort

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