The Black community faces a two-dimensional job crisis of unemployment and low-wage work.

 

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This crisis can only be solved by Black workers organizing for power and using their power to change the world

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New Report Calls for the Elevation of Black Women’s Leadership in Progressive Organizing and Social Justice Movements
Los Angeles—To close Women’s History Month, the Los Angeles Black Worker Center released a pilot project report, “Black Space...

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Adrienne Scott — LA Black Worker Center
Andrene joined the Los Angeles Black Worker Center (LA BWC) while enrolled at Los Angeles Trade Technical College, Carpenter certif...

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Christine Gardner, ONEDC
Urban Farmer, Certified Nurse Assistant, Uber driver, Event Security “$11.50 is not money, so I have to juggle just to make e...
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Posted on October 7, 2016

Update Executive Order 11246
Sign this Petition to Update Executive Order 11246!! The Black community faces a job crisis of too much unemployment and too many l...
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From LA Practice to National Model for Sister Empowerment
The goal of the Black Space for Women project pilot project is to bring together women workers and organizers for a healing space t...
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Moving Black Workers into Good Jobs: Using Executive Branch Powers
(This article was co-written by National Black Worker Center Project Executive Director, Tanya Wallace Gobern and Patrisse Cullors-...
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