Charlestown

Set in the early 1980s, the narrative follows Boston taxi cab drivers as they fight for better wages and working conditions through unionization. Harry Sharpstone, a union organizer from the Teamster's Union of Chicago, is sent to lead this effort. The story delves into themes of conflict and coalition-building, highlighting the ongoing struggle between management and labor. The quest for a lasting resolution raises questions about the nature of labor relations, suggesting that any resolution may only be temporary.