This corruption is not confined to Government, but it has permeated nearly all corporate organizations, many of which are organized specially to defraud the productive classes of their hard-earned wealth.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “This corruption is not confined to Government, but it has permeated nearly all corporate organizations, many of which…”
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She critiques corporate organizations for exploiting the working class and contributing to systemic corruption.
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