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IMMIGRANT WORKERS FREEDOM RIDE (english) |
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by Worker World
Email: boston (nospam) workers.org
Phone: 617-983-3835 |
22 Sep 2003
Modified: 23 Sep 2003 |
INSPIRED BY THE FREEDOM RIDES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT...
IMMIGRANT WORKERS FREEDOM RIDE |
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Via Workers World News Service
Reprinted from the Sept. 25, 2003
issue of Workers World newspaper
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INSPIRED BY THE FREEDOM RIDES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT...
IMMIGRANT WORKERS FREEDOM RIDE
Wednesday & Thursday, Oct. 1-2,
Washington, D.C.
Friday, Oct. 3,
Liberty State Park, Jersey City, N.J.
Saturday, Oct. 4,
Flushing Meadow Park, Queens, N.Y.
Join the Freedom Riders and rally for:
* Legalization & a 'road to citizenship'
* Family reunification and ending the backlog of applications
* Protecting the rights of immigrants
in the work place
* Protecting the civil rights
& civil liberties of all
Thousands of organizations and individuals have endorsed this event,
including the AFL-CIO, major international unions, national immigrant
and civil rights groups, institutions, student and community
organizations and prominent elected officials.
To endorse, email iwfride (at) immigrantworkersfreedom.com
call 212-492-2164 or visit www.iwfr.org
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(Copyright Workers World Service: Everyone is permitted to copy and
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allowed. For more information contact Workers World, 55 W. 17 St., NY,
NY 10011; via e-mail: ww (at) wwpublish.com. Subscribe wwnews-
on (at) wwpublish.com. Unsubscribe wwnews-off (at) wwpublish.com. Support the
voice of resistance http://www.workers.org/orders/donate.php) |
See also:
www.workers.org
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Copyright? (english) |
by Howzat work?
(No verified email address) |
23 Sep 2003
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How si this information Copyrighted? In Boston, the organizing for the Freedom Rides has been almost entirely immigrant groups, along with a few labor organizations. Workers' World has been nowhere to be seen. That may well be because they've been busy with other stuff--lots of groups have a lot on their plate. But why are they now announcing it as "copyright" information? |
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