Kyle Bragg, president of Service Employees International Union Local 32BJ, was interning at a sales finance company in the early 1980s and preparing to take the Series 7 license exam when it dawned on him: he was miserable.
His father, Eddie, was a union organizer and vice president at SEIU Local 1199, and his childhood consisted of attending labor protests.
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