Brooklyn, NY: We Want Justice for Kimani Grey!
Tuesday, March 12 - 7pm
52nd St. and Church Ave., East Flatbush, Brooklyn
Vigil/protest/march/FTP all in one. Bring friends, share with your networks and bring noise makers. We need to demand for justice by any mean necessary. The killing by NYPD has to stop. Enough is Enough!
Brooklyn neighborhood on lockdown following protest against police killing
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Melissa Harris-Perry showed this incredible chart today during a discussion on wealth in America and what this week’s stock market gains actually mean for most American families.
Hey, that looks familiar.
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Breaking: Walmart Warehouse Fires Walmart Strikers
“My coworkers and I have been fired yet again from Walmart’s largest distribution center, for simply organizing workers to stand up for respect on the job, a safe work place, and an end to retaliation. The Labor Board has told our boss to reinstate us, but the company is stalling. We need to get back to work,our families are counting on it! Please send an email today to pressure Walmart and Roadlink to comply with the law!”
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Today’s action at the University of Florida calling Senator Marco Rubio to support a pathway to citizenship for DREAMers
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Demonstrators face-off against police during a protest against the shooting of Kimani Gray, March 13, 2013 in the East Flatbush neighborhood of the Brooklyn borough of New York City. Numerous arrests were made during the police crackdown on this protest.
16-year-old Kimani Gray was shot and killed by police on March 9, provoking unrest in the neighborhood.
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Long Live the Industry. Hopefully soon we will see a reemergence of manufacturing in the USA #textiles #manufacturing #jobs #mills #industry
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The Student Labor Action Project (SLAP) is a joint initiative of Jobs with Justice and the United States Student Association that engages students in social and economic justice campaigns.
