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The Los Angeles Black Worker Center's Workforce Equity Demonstration Program has only hired 49 of the 83 people trained, and the city is facing a 17.5% job vacancy rate, with Mayor Karen Bass moving to cut vacant jobs to deal with a budget deficit.

On Monday, U.S. District Court Judge Charles Breyer dismissed the lawsuit, stating in his order that its sole purpose was to punish the nonprofit for its speech. Read more.

Through flight and rebellion enslaved people created the conditions for their own liberation By Abayomi AzikiweEditor, Pan-African News WireSunday February 4, 2024African American History Month Series No. 2 After the United States Congress outlawed participation in the Atlantic Slave Trade in 1808, the kidnapping and importation of Africans into North America continued. (https://repository.lsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2769&context=cwbr) From the…

The day Lenin passed awayA soldier of the death watch, so runs the story, told his comrades: I did not want toBelieve it. I went inside, andShouted in his

Returning to the office can be controversial, with concerns about racism. This video explores the impact of remote work on racism in the workplace and addresses the perspectives on returning to the office. It also analyzes the challenges faced by black workers and the opportunities for change in creating an inclusive work environment. Watch to learn more about the link between returning to the office and racism.

Kevin Van Meter discusses the 1947 pamphlet "the American Worker," its international impact and the significance of workers' inquiry.

A short history of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers - a radical union of black auto workers. The articles includes other information about the car industry, race and struggle from 1910 onwards.

POLITICIANS have backed a campaign by one of Scotlands largest unions to tackle racism and discrimination in the workplace.