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Immigrant, laborer, songwriter — Joe Hill's intersecting identities and lyrical talent made him the voice of the Industrial Workers of the World. With the 100th anniversary of his execution coming up, Hill's legacy lives on through cover albums and music festivals, proving the impact song has on a movement.
On Friday at 12:15 p.m., Tribune photo editor Jeremy Harmon and historian Lori Taylor join Jennifer Napier-Pearce to discuss Joe Hill's music and his radical approach to labor rights.
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