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Is Irvine Industrial Launderer Prudential Overall Supply Cheating Workers Out of a Living Wage?

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Published on June 25, 2008 at 12:01pm

People ask her if she's afraid, Peña says, if she worries that something will happen to her because she has become so adamant and vocal. "A lot of people are still afraid to say something, and I understand that," she says. "But I've gotten to the point where I am saying, 'Enough.' Maybe because I'm older. I'm alone now, my husband has died, my kids are grown. I've lost that fear. Sometimes I get looks and I see anger in people's eyes, but it's okay. I don't care anymore."

daltan@ocweekly.com

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