EDITORIAL: Classic movies cannot replace real-life PR if labor unions hope to truly educate the widest audience

There is a pivotal scene in Elia Kazan's film On the Waterfront when Terry Malloy, broodingly played by Marlon Brando, reveals why he goes up against the corrupt longshoreman's union that ran, and ruined, his life. "Conscience," he says. "That stuff can drive you nuts."