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Oct 11, 2021

Indigenous Peoples Day lends a helping hand to Indigenous business

Also today, senior economics contributor Chris Farrell chats with us about the Nobel Prize. A new law in California allows more freedom for workers to speak out about abuse at the workplace.

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Tobacco bounces on a drum during Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrations at the Daybreak Star Cultural Center on Oct.13, 2014 in Seattle, Washington.
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Some Native-owned businesses see a boost from Indigenous Peoples’ Day
by Savannah Peters
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And for some business owners, the increased interest hasn’t been limited to the holiday.
California law expands protections for workers to speak about harassment or discrimination
by Caroline Champlin
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Might this law inspire similar bans on agreements to silence people in other situations, like defective consumer products cases?

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Erika Soderstrom Producer
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Indigenous Peoples Day lends a helping hand to Indigenous business

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Segments From This Episode

Some Native-owned businesses see a boost from Indigenous Peoples’ Day

California law expands protections for workers to speak about harassment or discrimination

The Team