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Most CBTU delegates back Biden-Harris ticket in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Most CBTU delegates back Biden-Harris ticket in 2024

NEW ORLEANS—With a few reservations about his age, Coalition of Black Trade Unionists convention delegates agree with CBTU President Terry Melvin that Democratic President Joe Biden will be the nominee again next year, and they agree CBTU should support him.

CBTU President Melvin endorses Biden-Harris re-election bid - Vimarsana News

CBTU President Melvin endorses Biden-Harris re-election bid

NEW ORLEANS—Coalition of Black Trade Unionists President Terry Melvin endorsed Democratic President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for re-election at the coalition’s gathering here yesterday.

Black unionists map state by state plan to oust right wingers - Vimarsana News

Black unionists map state by state plan to oust right wingers

NEW ORLEANS—Facing a crucial election in 2024, delegates to the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists convention are laying plans here for fighting the right, state by state, concurrent with preparing for the national campaign for the presidency next year.

Florida unions sue DeSantis for serious violations of the U.S. Constitution - Vimarsana News

Florida unions sue DeSantis for serious violations of the U.S. Constitution

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.--The Florida Education Association, the joint AFT-NEA affiliate in the Sunshine State, along with the top union for the state’s public college faculty, are suing right-wing anti-education Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and his minions for violating the U.S. Constitution.

NLRB sues colleges, says athletes are workers - Vimarsana News

NLRB sues colleges, says athletes are workers

LOS ANGELES—The big business of college sports is back in federal court again. And this time it’s over the right of the athletes to organize. That’s because the National Labor Relations Board’s top enforcement official, General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo, sued the National Collegiate Athletic...