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Welcome to Dick Adapid here, a podcast about things falling apart and how to put them back

together again.

And I'm your host, Mia Wong.

This is one of the most acute places where everything is falling apart and one of the most acute attempts to put it back together again.

We're just going to get right into it with me to talk about a potential Brent Strike that there is significant organization going on for right now in Minneapolis as a reaction to the federal occupation is Tara Raghavir, the director of the Tenant Union Federation.

Tara, welcome to the show.

Thanks so much, Mia.

So, okay, let's rewind a little bit.

Can you talk a bit about what the specific conditions of the occupation,

and also just sort of the preoccupation world for tenants, got us to a point where there is

essentially the largest rent strike we've seen in a century being organized right now?

Yeah, absolutely. So first of all, thank you so much for having me,

and I am recording live from the Twin Cities, where we've been in a really intense organizing drive

now for many weeks. And of course, the people of the Twin Cities have very ferociously

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