Basics about the Reading
Exploitation of Immigrant and Minorities in Food Industry
Forms of Resistance to Food Industry
Main Assumptions
Main Findings
100

The author is associate professor of sociology at Colorado State University

What is Joshua Sbicca

100

This is common to bad jobs leaving food workers economically disenfranchised

What is low pay

100

Formal collective representation

What are labor unions

100
There are systemic problems with the agribusiness industry

What is unfair labor practices and bad jobs

100

San Diego Roots and Wild Willow Farm relay on this model of work

What is a volunteer labor model 

200

The article was published 7 years ago

What is 2018

200

The lack of these leaves food workers vulnerable to bad health

What is the lack of benefits such as health insurance

200

Citizen groups pushing for change

What are social movements and advocacy groups

200

The alternative initiatives for food production face problems 

What is lack of funding and capitalist market forces and pressures

200

UFCW 770’s push for change involved tackled the following 2 problems

What is systemic discrimination and exploitation of immigrant labor

300

The title of the reading is about food workers

What is "Taking Back the Economy: Fair Labor Relations and Food Worker Advocacy"

300

The mistreatment and hiring of immigrant and minorities in the food industry is due to a systemic practice

What is systemic or structural discrimination

300

Non-profits, cooperatives, and communal groups creating local organizations

What are alternative food production initiatives

300

This is the reason why food labor is important

What is survival and social reproduction

300

The voluntary labor model has 2 main problems

What is sustainability problems and no fair compensation for all workers

400

The page length of the reading is close to 3 decades

What is 29

400

Food workers often leave in bad conditions

What is unhealthy living conditions and substandard housing

400

People taking to the streets with the purpose of political protest

What is activism

400

Conventional agribusinesses benefit from this

What is the lack of state regulation and legislative loopholes

400

To be representative of LA's diverse communities UFCW 770s did the following

What is included racial and ethnic minorities workers in the leadership

500

The publisher is in the Midwest

What is University of Minnesota Press

500

Food workers have been prevented from collective representation

What is non-unionized sector

500

This is not a new social phenomenon when it comes to address unfair labor practices

What is resistance bad working conditions to address workers' rights

500

Alternative food production organizations can suffer from this problem

What is the lack of class consciousness

500

San Diego Roots and Wild Willow Farm obscure unfair labor practices 

What is volunteers are well-off individuals who can afford to work for free

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