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WAGE SLAVES

from GRIME UP THE RIVER by oddsoundtrack

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For Wage Slaves we walked to the Amazon Logistics Deport located along the river and thought about the history of the Lea River as the birthplace of the 8-hour day, following the successes of The Match Girls’, The Gas Workers’ and Dockers’ strikes between 1888-1889. We also explored parallels between the conditions these factory workers fought against and the conditions casual workers face today with the rise of zero-hour contracts and other appalling practices that see workers still being treated as commodities rather than human beings.

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from GRIME UP THE RIVER, released April 3, 2017
Emma, Tofi, Substance, Vixsie, Edweezy

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