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Per the WGGB website's FAQs on the strike:

WILL WGGB MEMBERS GO ON STRIKE IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE WGA?

Trade union legislation is very different in the UK.

Secondary strike action (action in support of another union or group of workers) is not permitted under UK law, nor is the practice of restricting employment to those who are members of a particular trade union.

UK writers can take other action in support of the WGA, for example, taking part in protests or demonstrations that do not fall under the definition of ‘picketing’. In solidarity with our sister union and members in the US, WGGB will be demonstrating our support throughout the strike – keep an eye on our news section for more detailed announcements and how you can get involved.

And it is important to point out that WGGB has other forms of leverage to effect wins for its members (see ‘issues affecting writers’ below).

This is a true story of my oc lucas in real life.

My class lesson is now a DnD yes, it is DnD but with science maybe because it is interesting and probably fun and a lesson in the DnD, we are drawing a character based on creativity, curiosity, strength, objectivity and... I forgot the last one but I chose strength and use lucas because that can be a good use but then the chances and the bad luck, and the riggings of the dice. He got hurt by a wolf!! A wolf!!! And he died... Well passed out but still! He lost his pride, I lost my pride but to make me feel better about this. I draw Lucas with WGBB and WGGB playing with Lucas and Lucas decide to play dead because of his strength and don't want to make things two ruff but still they both have fun.

*If it’s not me, RUN. THE CLONES HAVE ESCAPED.

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And Outside the US:

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It's more than Canada and the UK joining in on showing support on June 14th:

Under the banner of “Screenwriters Everywhere,” solidarity events are planned in Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, France, Poland, the Netherlands, Argentina, Italy, Belgium, Bulgaria, Colombia, Denmark, South Korea, Spain, Mexico and Israel. Even war-torn Ukraine’s Guild of Screenwriters of Ukraine will take part in the day of international solidarity.

Here's The Black List's Twitter Thread On This:

For better viewing:

(link in tweet: blcklst.com/strike)