The Washington Post
By Antonia Noori Farzan
September 19, 2018
A little before noon on Tuesday, protesters stood silently on a Chicago street, blue duct tape covering their mouths. Then, linking arms, they began to slowly walk forward.
An activist with Fight for $15, a group that advocates raising the minimum wage, was filming the march and explained that the protesters were headed to McDonald’s Hamburger University, where the fast-food company trains managers. When the marchers got there, the tape came off their mouths, and the chants began.
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