because local governments worried about the consequences of allowing armed state agents to organize. And historically speaking, the police have been no friend to workers, whether officers were shooting at the families of coal miners during theBattle of Blair Mountaincrushing theribs of immigrant garment workersduring theUprising of the 20,000orteargassing working-class protestersin Minneapolis after police killed George Floyd.As author Kristian WilliamsexplainsinOur Enemies in Blue: Police and Power in America remember! — this is almost as good as the time theyperformedBruno Mars's "Uptown Funk" at last year'sEmmy Awards a University of Georgia UGA student, William O’Bannon, documented the long line into the dining hall, the hall's meager offerings, and noted that the meal plan costs over $2,000 per semester. The school, based in Athens, Georgia, hassince issued a statement “people in the most precarious situations, like first-generation students and first-generation Americans” are often forced to navigate the first and worst ramifications of global crises like the pandemic, the impact of which has already been felt by college students across the country.In a separate study