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Dreams, Love & Hope – A New Dawn

By Workers World Today on January 20, 2021   United States  

Dreams, Love & Hope – A New Dawn

Amanda Gorman, 22, who delivered the inauguration poem, “The Hill We Climb,” said: ” If we merge mercy with might, and might with right, …

When She Makes More

By Workers World Today on January 18, 2021   Features, Lifestyle  

When She Makes More

By Linda N. 

The state of employment in the United States of America’s Pre-COVID 19 is a far cry from what it has become …

Take Action: Make International Women’s Day a NYS Holiday

By Workers World Today on January 15, 2021   Unions  

Take Action: Make International Women’s Day a NYS Holiday

The Red Carpet for Justice Coalition is asking for our support for a campaign to get New York State to recognize International Women’s Day …

NYC Community Board Applications Are Now Open!

By Workers World Today on January 15, 2021   Unions  

NYC Community Board Applications Are Now Open!
Does your union have members that want to get more involved in their communities? The NYC CLC offers trainings on local Community Boards. Community
…

Chicago Gig Workers Join With NY-Based Independent Drivers Guild to Launch IDG Chicago

By Workers World Today on January 15, 2021   Unions  

Chicago Gig Workers Join With NY-Based Independent Drivers Guild to Launch IDG Chicago
Chicago gig workers and organizers are joining with the nation’s largest organization of rideshare drivers to launch a Chicago branch of the Independent Drivers
…

CJNY Applauds Governor Cuomo’s Nation-Leading Plan for a Clean-Energy Economy

By Workers World Today on January 15, 2021   Unions  

CJNY Applauds Governor Cuomo’s Nation-Leading Plan for a Clean-Energy Economy
Climate Jobs NY applauds Governor Cuomo’s nation-leading, $26 billion plan to build the clean- energy economy of tomorrow in New York. The Cuomo administration’s
…

New York Arts Revival Aims to Boost Battered Industry

By Workers World Today on January 15, 2021   Unions  

New York Arts Revival Aims to Boost Battered Industry
On Tuesday, during the second part of his State of the State address, Gov. Cuomo announced the first steps of what’s being called a “New York
…

More New Yorkers Now Eligible to Schedule COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments

By Workers World Today on January 15, 2021   Unions  

More New Yorkers Now Eligible to Schedule COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments
New Yorkers within priority group 1b can now begin scheduling appointments with individual providers, including pharmacies, local health departments, and hospitals, to receive the
…

Census decision deals blow to Trump efforts on House seats

By Workers World Today on January 14, 2021   Features, United States  

Census decision deals blow to Trump efforts on House seats

Census 2020 meeting with Federal Census Bureau Director Dr. Steven Dillingham at the Broward County Government Center East with Commissioner Barbara Sharief – Fort …

The Nursing Home Didn’t Send Her to the Hospital, and She Died

By Workers World Today on January 13, 2021   United States  

Palestine Howze didn’t have COVID-19, but a law enacted to protect health providers during the pandemic could derail her family’s wrongful death suit.

The Nursing Home Didn’t Send Her to the Hospital, and She Died

By Sean Campbell, ProPublica

In early April, before COVID-19 hit her state hard, Palestine Howze was in a Durham, North Carolina, nursing home, living …

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