In support of its claim that "there is still movement in the labor movement," the text points to all of the following except

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The text does not mention that unions now realize that strikes are more effective weapons than ever before as evidence for their claim that there is still movement in the labor movement. Instead, it focuses on unions' use of corporate campaigns, their willingness to appeal to community groups, the dependability of union households as a voting bloc, and the desire of over half of workers to join a union.

In Support of Its Claim That "There Is Still Movement