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this is so black and white - you can have a movement for equality while respecting and trying to empower minorities/identities.
Look at health care in Canada - there is still racism but the fact is that all people have health care. This gives more resources to work with for those minorities, it helps them fight for there rights.
Basically economic equality should be the main goal, but we should also work to support other movements as well. As a poor, black, gay man what he wants most, he might tell you health care.
wrong article sorry
Barbara Ehrenreich is a person whose opinions and actions deserve the highest respect. Her book,
This is another example of the fragmentation of the labor coalition. To combat corporate power, white collar workers cannot abandon unskilled workers to achieve their own ends. The Democratic Party and big unions have largely abandoned unskilled domestic labor in their zest to lay claim to illegal immigrant worker’s dues and future votes.
What is needed is a strong coalition of all labor, similar to the AARP, that has real power in Washington and can represent workers that unions and elitists have abandoned to achieve their own ends.
Support Unions the Mob needs a hobby.
eaanders, texasindependent,
Texass, you are one ignorant SOB. We only have the eight hour day
and the weekend thanks to unions.
WTH, “230 years of unity” !!!???? What are you smoking ? At least
you could pass that crack pipe around…................
WTH, you gotta lay down that crack pipe.
Unions still represent many millions of workers and AARP is a damn
effective lobby.
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