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I remember back when these Alabama @MineWorkers and their families were fundraising for back-to-school supplies the *first* time; a year later, the miners are still on strike, but their kids still need school stuff. Let’s help their parents keep holding the line ⬇️⬇️⬇️
The UMWA members have now spent 462 days on strike.Why? The executives greed & desire to bust the union at Warrior Met. The membership is still holding the line if you would like to aid the families with back-to-school supplies, here is the link to donate: target.com/gift-registry/gif…
Minnie Bruce Pratt retweeted
May 10 @pubtri reading! Maybe I'll read this one?
'Eating Mulberries for Breakfast'
The trash tree, the splatters underneath like bird shit.
Like paint, like ink. The stained skin, dyed hand, pen.
Hand, thumb and forefinger, stub and nub of the matter...
Minnie Bruce Pratt retweeted
Just over a year after the start of the Warrior Met Coal strike – the longest in Alabama history – @SenSherrodBrown and @KenBurns reflect on a scene from THE ROOSEVELTS: a pivotal strike from 1902 by the same union.
Sherrod Brown & Warrior Met Coal Strike
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Replying to @MBPratt @weslpress
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Just wanted to share Sister Pearlie's message on the strike with all of you. She is a retired #UMWA miner from #3 mine. She is an inspiration to all of us.
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This conversation with @MBPratt may be my all time favorite. Please give it a listen. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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BREAKING: @mrdannyglover came to the @amazon BHM1 gate today to urge us to VOTE UNION YES! WATCH NOW! #1U #unionyes #BAmazonUnion #union
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Today, we witnessed the incredible #solidarity of the #labor movement! In the pouring rain, #unions & the public came together to show support for our fight. We're making history, and we have the support of millions all over the world. #BAmazonUnion VOTE #UnionYES! #1U
Minnie Bruce Pratt retweeted
Bessemer, Alabama, sitting on the outskirts of Birmingham and with a population of 26,500 — about 75% African American — has become a central focus for the entire class struggle.
workers.org/2021/02/54228/
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"It is critical to show solidarity with Alabama’s Amazon warehouse workers — and with Amazon workers organizing globally!" @MBPratt
workers.org/2021/01/54098/
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Alabama Amazon Workers Lead the Way – Onwards to Union Victory! southernworker.org/2021/02/a… via @SWA_solidarity
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Interview: Amazon worker battles billionaire Bezos workers.org/2020/04/47554/ via @workersworld
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It is our duty to fight. It is our duty to win. Connect w other fighters & strategize to win at #WWP2017 conference: tinyurl.com/wwp2017
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Replying to @POTUS44
Mumia Abu-Jamal. Sundiata Acoli. Mutulu Shakur. Veronza Bowers. Oscar Lopez Rivera. Jamil Al-Amin. Jalil Muntaqim. Leonard Peltier. teapaw.org/Black_Intifada/status/…
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Pennsylvania rally demands end to ‘death by incarceration’ bit.ly/2f9YPKa via @workersworld

































