View Original Article Fortune, March 22, 2017. A new report from UCLA delves into the very real problems black workers are facing in Los Angeles. “Los Angeles

View Original Article Milwaukee Community Journal, March 19, 2017. The 2017  National Women’s History Project  honorees represent fierce ladies that successfully challenged the role of women in the

View Original Article Huffington Post, March 17, 2017. The fate of Black workers will not lie in the hands of Washington policymakers. In recent days,

View Original Article Workers Independent News (WIN Radio), March 10, 2017. The National Black Worker Center Project is launching a #Working While Black campaign advocating

View Original Article Next City, February 27, 2017. Six months ago, social and economic justice groups with a stake in what’s largely known as the Black

View Original Article (reprint of Worker’s Independent News coverage; includes audio link). The Union Edge, March 10, 2017

View Original Article Baltimore Brew (By Will Kirsch) Organizers of a new workers’ resource in Baltimore invoke the history of past labor struggles. Coming together

LA Times (Chris Kirkham) —View Original Article (1/21/15) — A year ago, LeDaya Epps of Compton was unemployed and raising three children on her own,

View Original Article Houston Style Magazine, February 27, 2017. National Black Worker Center Project to Trump and Members of Congress: “Bring a permanent end to

From the start of his candidacy, and throughout his presidency, Donald Trump has waged a war of words on Women, Black and Brown people. That war continued this weekend