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No longer lost in the weeds: History of farmworkers comes to life on Web 
uwnews.org | by Joel Schwarz (joels@u.washington.edu) | Mon, Oct 5
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Washington has it own history of the people who have toiled in the state's fields and orchards for nearly a century and a half and those who tried to change existing conditions. That story has gone largely untold. That's no longer the case because a group of University of Washington students...
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