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'Incredibly disposable': Adjuncts, the 'gig workers' of higher-ed, fear losing livelihoods

WHYY TV

May 26, 2020

Are you on the front lines of the coronavirus? Help us report on the pandemic. Like her students, 32-year-old Carla Anderson is home from college. Anderson, an adjunct English prof…

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'Incredibly disposable': Adjuncts, the 'gig workers' of higher-ed, fear losing livelihoods

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