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ar-22398	Mirlees, Tanner	Reality TV’s Low-Wage and No-Wage Work	2016	26	.pdf	application/pdf	9861	455	53	But just as the one-sided rendering of “role model” precariats as hyper- exploited risk a “sense that there is no way out,” overlook the capacity of workers to collectively “contest” and “resist,” and gloss over “countervailing possibilities” (de Peuter, 2014, 365), stock descriptions of reality TV workers as dupes or pawns fail to address how these workers possess the collective capacities for understanding and changing their circumstances, possibly for the better. So, there is an emerging international effort to unionize reality TV workers, and some small victories.	cache/ar-22398.pdf	txt/ar-22398.txt