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  • A Freedom Riders journal: Solidarity saved us

    A Freedom Riders journal: Solidarity saved us

    October 3, 2003

    Kat Rodriguez, coordinating organizer with Derechos Humanos, a human rights organization, joined one of the Los Angeles Freedom Ride buses in Tucson, Ariz. Here she shares excerpts from her on-the-road journal with PWW readers. At press...

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  • California home care workers launch Poor Peoples Campaign

    California home care workers launch Poor Peoples Campaign

    October 3, 2003 By Evelina Alarcon

    LOS ANGELES – Hundreds of members of Service Employees International Union Local 434 B gathered at Griffith Park Recreation Center on Sept. 13 to launch a Poor People’s Campaign aimed at eradicating poverty in Los Angeles.

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  • A historic message — Justice for immigrants

    A historic message — Justice for immigrants

    October 3, 2003 By Please select an author

    WASHINGTON – Busloads of Immigrant Workers Freedom Riders brought their agenda into the heart of the nation’s political arena, Oct. 1, demanding Congress enact comprehensive reform of the nation’s immigration laws.

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  • The why of massive migration

    The why of massive migration

    October 2, 2003

    The current high level of immigration into the United States is part of a worldwide phenomenon. Almost every industrial country in the world is registering large numbers of people from poorer countries who are arriving without...

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  • Venezuela today: a trade unionist speaks out

    Venezuela today: a trade unionist speaks out

    October 2, 2003

    Pedro Eusse, the 40-year-old General Secretary of Venezuela’s United Confederation of Workers (CUTV), is a man with a mission. “For us trade unionists it is very important to meet with leaders and members of unions in...

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