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Week 12: All Labor Has Dignity

May 21, 20251 min read

50 Weeks of Action

Union sign for electrical workers' local union 474 in Memphis, Tennessee, during the civil rights era. — civilrightsmuseum.org

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As the above issues are debated , identify the best entities responsible for changes to remedy racial and gender pay gap, living wages and “right to work.”

Historically both unions and communities have come together to advocate for change. Think about how we are using the same strategies today, or discuss with others a new advocacy paradigm. Share your answers with us on our 50 Weeks of Action Facebook Group page.

Can you think of any “hidden figures” in your life? Why does that title fit them?

(For Families)

For more questions to consider for Hidden Figures, see this discussion guide.

SHARE YOUR STORY

Do you know organizations or unions that provide information on labor rights? Are you a part of a union? What labor rights are you currently fighting for? Let us hear from you. Get involved, share your story with us and encourage others to do the same. #MLK50NCRM

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#Dr.KingAndTheLorraine #EconomicJustice #Education #TheMovement

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