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Pastor's for Peace Caravan 2011 in Durham, N.C.
Mental Health Workers Fight for Justice
From Memphis to Madison Professor Wil Jones at April 4th Rally
Invitation to 28th Annual MLK Support for Labor Banquet
Dockworkers Shut Down Ports to Protest Verdict in Police Killing of Oscar Grant
Pastors for Peace Press Conference 2009 In honor of the late Rev. Lucius Walker, Founder and Director of IFCO/Pastors for Peace
Farm Labor Committee Rally at Reynolds American Board meeting
Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Crystal Lee Sutton
North Carolina Black Community and Progressives Fight for Health Care Reform
North Carolina Public Employees Hold Mock Funeral for Jim Crow Era Anti-Labor Law
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N.C. Legislature attacks unions and worker's organizations
Fired model Central Regional Hospital worker speaks out, points to the need for a Mental Health Bill of Rights Law
Charleston Santiation Workers continue fight for union recognition
Don't Balance City of Durham Budget on Backs of Workers
State of Emergency Campaign, The Blunt Truth About Furloughs
Virginia UE Scores Victory: Wins Job, Back Pay & Union Rep Rights
State Mental Hospital Workers Rally for Justice
Black/Brown Unity
For the Dreamers
Jobs Now!
A Fight for Jobs is Part of the Road to an Economic Recovery for the Working Class!
Katrina Green Ribbon Campaign
Environmental Justice
5 Years After Katrina: The Struggle Continues! Five Actions You Can Take
BWFJ Editorial Environmental Racism Plagues Black Communities
Swine Flu outbreak raises wider questions
Our Programs and Institutions
26th Annual MLK Support for Labor Banquet

Labor Organizing
Join the JPMorgan Chase Divestment Campaign!
Domestic Workers in New York State Win Historic Victory
Eastern North Carolina Workers Organize Campaign for Recall Rights
Charleston Sanitation Workers Campaign Building Momentum
The Republic Windows and Doors Struggle
Justice for the Freightliner Five: A Struggle to Organize the South
United Front
Dock Workers to Shut Down Bay Area Ports to Protest Police Killings
A Fight for Jobs is Part of the Road to an Economic Recovery for the Working Class!
The Representation We Need
A CALL FOR A VIRGINIA PEOPLE’S ASSEMBLY
Stop the Criminal and Immoral Massacre of Palestinians
Southern Human Rights Organizers Conference A Huge Success
Lessons from the Obama Campaign for Building a Movement for Peoples Power!
Register, Vote and Organize for Justice! Build a Peoples Assembly!
Struggle heats up to reclaim Richmond’s African Burial Ground
Anti-War
They Come for the Anti-War Activist Today; They Will Come for Us Tomorrow!
President Obama, We Are Very Disappointed in You!
Cultural Work
THE LAW OF THIEVES
International Solidarity
Presente!
Sister Ida Boddie-Presente!
National Lawyers Guild Mourns Passing of Leonard Weinglass
Ron "Slim" Washington
RIP Sister Njeri Alghanee Reparations Leader Joins the Ancestors
Eugene Godfried-Presente!
Women's Issues
Youth Work
Justice Speaks
Healthcare Should Be A Human Right For ALL People!
BWFJ Editorial Environmental Racism Plagues Black Communities
Justice Speaks VOL. 24 NO. 1 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2009
Justice Speaks VOL. 23 NO. 1 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008
Justice Speaks VOL. 24 NO. 2 MARCH-APRIL 2009
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There's Always Work at the Post Office
Floodlines: Community and Resistance from Katrina to the Jena Six By Jordan Flaherty With an introduction by Democracy Now host Amy Goodman And a preface by civil rights attorney Tracie Washington
Solidarity Divided: The Crisis in Organized Labor and a New Path toward Social Justice
  
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