BWFJ-Organize retweeted
My first journal article is out in the Journal of African American History’s Special Issue on The Black 1980s. The editors did a great job putting together an issue that will be useful to the current movement for Black freedom and self-determination. Check it out!❤️🖤💚
BWFJ-Organize retweeted
Yes. But also
- we can bargain with management in “meet and confer” sessions.
- bosses can sign MOUs
- we can talk about unions on our job as long as it doesn’t hinder work
- we can sign union cards & petitions
- 13th amendment bars indentured servitude so we can withhold labor
BWFJ-Organize retweeted
Are you a worker or labor activist in the U.S. South? Are you interested in learning more and building a workers assembly in your city?
🚩⏩ Reach out to [email protected] to join us at the upcoming Southern Worker School, April 21 - 23 in Charlotte, NC! #OrganizeTheSouth
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UE mourns the loss of Brother Saladin Muhammad, who served on UE staff and played a key role in founding and building UE Local 150. He passed away on Monday after a long battle with illness. 1/4
On Monday, our brother, comrade, and long-time chairperson, Saladin Muhammad joined the ancestors. Saladin’s unmatched organizing skills led to the formation of the @BlackWorkers, @UE150Union, and the @SWA_solidarity, just to recognize a few of his impactful accomplishments.
Read our full statement here: blackworkersforjustice.com/s…
BWFJ-Organize retweeted
We are deeply saddened to share the news that our comrade and brother Saladin Muhammad - a founding member of @BlackWorkers, @UE150Union, and the Southern Workers Assembly - passed yesterday morning.
blackworkersforjustice.com/s…
BWFJ-Organize retweeted
Rest in Peace and Power, Saladin
He was an anti-racist fighter for over 50 years. He was arguably one of the most influential behind-the-scenes workers' rights organizer in NC for the last three decades, but wasn't on social media and has no wikipedia page
#DigitalInequality
BWFJ-Organize retweeted
Yet another mighty tree in the forest of our people has fallen. Rest in Power to our dear brother, mentor and comrade Saladin Muhammad, 1946 - 2022. You're fighting spirit lives on! @BlackWorkers #Presente #RestInPower
BWFJ-Organize retweeted
Happy Revolutionary Wednesday! Meet @adillahunt_ , a board member of IFCO/Pastors For Peace & @BlackWorkers for Justice (BWFJ).Learn why he came to the on the Friendshipment Caravan & how the work for BWFJ calls him to the work of ending the blockade.
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Join us virtually for the 37th Annual MLK Support for Labor Celebration held by @BlackWorkers for Justice!!
Tomorrow, May 21, 2022 at 6pm!
msu.zoom.us/webinar/register…
BWFJ-Organize retweeted
tap in via link in bio! | @BlackWorkers @SWA_solidarity @BlackWkrCenter @MiamiWorkersCtr @adillahunt_ @DrT_Siddiqui @WorkersRtsInst @STUC_BWC
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It will be an honor to see you this Saturday, May 21, 2022 in Raleigh, North Carolina to celebrate 40 years of @BlackWorkers for Justice !!
"Positioning Ourselves for the Next 40 Years of Black Liberation and Workers' Power!!"
Forward Ever!! ✊🏾🌻💚
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Powerful new story about the tremendous organizing by Amazon workers in NC with @CarolinasEmpow1 and the issues they’re confronting #OrganizeTheSouth
spectrumlocalnews.com/nc/cha…
BWFJ-Organize retweeted
In less than 2 weeks, upwards of 80 Amazon, public, education, domestic, healthcare, and other workers from at least 8 states across the South will convene for the Workers Assembly Organizing School. We need your help to cover rising costs, donate today: southernworker.org/2022schoo…
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May 21, 2022 get your tickets for Black Workers for Justice’s 37th annual fundraiser honoring Dr. King’s support for labor. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/37th-annual… @BlackWorkers @SWA_solidarity @addrey_m @ifcop4p
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#ElizabethCity city workers on day #2 of their #strike today! After 3 years of 0% raises and being 35% behind others in their industry, city council decided tonight on pathetic 4% raise and to study $15/hr minimum wage #organizethesouth
































