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In 1965, America was changed forever. As thousands marched from Selma, Alabama all the way to the Capitol Steps in Montgomery, the Civil Rights Movement found its legs and hasn’t yet stopped moving.
Read moreAccording to the Economic Policy Institute, black Americans have been hit the hardest during the economic downturn. As you’ll see, even as African Americans continue to make educational strides, many often find the job market plagued with social and racial barriers.
Read moreRadio host Bob Edwards talks about his union leadership in the American Federation of Television & Radio Artists, the merger vote with the Screen Actors Guild and his new book, A Voice in the Box. A book-signing event took place at the AFL-CIO.
Read moreThree national Latino organizations launched a new campaign to make sure a record number of Hispanics register and vote in the 2012 Presidential election.
Read moreThis country needs aerospace and defense. Not just because it is one of America’s great industries, but because this work changes lives. From the men and women on the shop floor and their families, to the innovation that stems from this work, to the lives that are forever changed by this great American tradition.
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