Would you cross a grocery strike picket line?

Grocery workers at Ralphs, Vons and Albertson's in Southern California are preparing to go on strike. KPBS journalists want to know if a strike would change your food shopping behavior.

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There is a possibility that workers at Southern California's biggest grocery chains might strike. Whether you are a grocery worker or shopper, how do you plan to respond to a strike?

Do you feel grocery workers are justified in asking for greater health benefits? Why or why not?

Where do you currently shop for your groceries? Where will you shop if there is a strike?

How did you deal with picket lines during the 2003 grocery worker strike?

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