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Long Live the fighting legacy of our brother,
Mel King!
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Long Live the fighting legacy of our brother,
Mel King!

www.workers.org/2013/04/8185/
Martin: In memory and in life
Mumia on King and war. From the 2013 archives
"... “the most dangerous Negro in America.”
How was he so?
You, of all people, the congregation at The Riverside Church should know best, for it was here at Riverside’s historic pulpit that Dr. King spoke the words that, in FBI parlance made him a “marked” man. Here he called his nation, the United States of America, “the greatest purveyor of violence on earth,” and he condemned “militarism, racism, and materialism.”
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Dr. King struggled against the three evils of poverty, racism and militarism. He was assassinated while supporting striking sanitation workers in their fight to form a union. We will honor his birthday by organizing around these deeply interconnected issues, in solidarity. Happy birthday, Dr. King!

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“I had to speak out if I was to erase my name from the bombs which fall over South and North Vietnam. The time had come, indeed it was past due, when I had to disavow and disassociate myself from those who, in the name of peace, burn, maim and kill.”
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Contract Ratification Meeting Tuesday, May 24th 6:30 PM

Contract Ratification Meeting Tuesday, May 24th 6:30 PM

Union reaches tentative contract agreement following Mayor Wu’s intervention Download PDF Flyer On March 31, 2022, the membership voted unanimously to reject the Company’s 4th “Last, Best and Final...

Membership Meeting – Thursday, March 31 – 6:30 pm

Membership Meeting – Thursday, March 31 – 6:30 pm

Download PDF Flyer Contract Negotiations Update All Out to the Membership Meeting for full analysis, discussion and vote on Transdev / City Hall’s most recent “Last, Best and Final offer”. The...

COVID-19 Vaccinations

COVID-19 Vaccinations

Boosters & Flu shots   TOMORROW - Wednesday @ FREEPORT  9:30  -  11:00 AM As our contract's Jan. 6 expiration nears, USW Local 8751 has been in daily contract negotiations...

Boston bus drivers take contract struggle to the street

Boston bus drivers take contract struggle to the street

Banging drums and chanting, “No Contract, No Work!”, hundreds of Boston school bus drivers from far-flung yards converged on their employer Transdev’s office during their morning break on Tuesday,...

Solidarity Forever!

Solidarity Forever!

Kristin brings “song solidarity” to the Team Solidarity- the Voice of United School Bus Union Workers Rally today, a most potent weapon in the struggle for contract justice. “Solidarity Forever!”...

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Long Live the fighting legacy of our brother,
Mel King!
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Long Live the fighting legacy of our brother,
Mel King!

www.workers.org/2013/04/8185/
Martin: In memory and in life
Mumia on King and war. From the 2013 archives
"... “the most dangerous Negro in America.”
How was he so?
You, of all people, the congregation at The Riverside Church should know best, for it was here at Riverside’s historic pulpit that Dr. King spoke the words that, in FBI parlance made him a “marked” man. Here he called his nation, the United States of America, “the greatest purveyor of violence on earth,” and he condemned “militarism, racism, and materialism.”
... See MoreSee Less

Dr. King struggled against the three evils of poverty, racism and militarism. He was assassinated while supporting striking sanitation workers in their fight to form a union. We will honor his birthday by organizing around these deeply interconnected issues, in solidarity. Happy birthday, Dr. King!

⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️

“I had to speak out if I was to erase my name from the bombs which fall over South and North Vietnam. The time had come, indeed it was past due, when I had to disavow and disassociate myself from those who, in the name of peace, burn, maim and kill.”
... See MoreSee Less

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