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This Saturday, May 12, you can do your part to fight hunger in the United S...
Most important, we should respect and honor our friends, neighbors, and fam...
Can you hear that? That's a sound only We the People can muster! Get ready ...
Now there's video of Thom Tillis promising a Right-to-Work (for Less) amend...
Bring an empty pot and spoon (and a friend) this May 16th and join our cace...
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This Saturday, May 12, you can do your part to fight hunger in the United States. It’s as simple as leaving few canned or otherwise non-perishable food items next to your mailbox. Your letter carrier will do the rest!
Most important, we should respect and honor our friends, neighbors, and family members who want to take care of their families and their loved ones – whatever their sexual orientation. We are proud to come together for a more just America.
Can you hear that? That’s a sound only We the People can muster! Get ready for #May16NC.
Now there’s video of Thom Tillis promising a Right-to-Work (for Less) amendment to a group of conservative supporters at a stop on his “Divide & Conquer” town hall tour back in October.
Bring an empty pot and spoon (and a friend) this May 16th and join our cacerolazo, the first-of-its-kind protest of our out-of-control state legislature in North Carolina! Let’s welcome state lawmakers back to Raleigh with a sound they can’t ignore. It’s all part of the 99% Spring. Are you in?
May 1 is celebrated around the world as International Workers Day. Triangle Jobs with Justice would like to invite everyone to participate in a May Day 2012 mobilization in Durham, NC.
Do you plan to protest the Bank of America 2012 shareholders meeting on May 9? We have news about buses to Charlotte.
Predictable ‘sky is falling’ warnings from the right-wing that accompany these reports are part of a larger agenda to scare seniors and push extreme changes.
Join us in Winston-Salem on May 3 as we rally and march for justice for tobacco farm workers! Tell Reynolds it’s time to take responsibility for it’s actions and it’s supply chain.
Working families, community advocates, students, and retirees stood off against representatives of multi-national corporations and the super-wealthy at a “showdown” on Tax Day, April 17th, outside Bank of America in Raleigh’s Cameron Village.
The average pay for a CEO in North Carolina is $4.2 million – 100 times the median income for North Carolina workers! Here’s why CEO pay matters.