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Walk With Rick Tomorrow

AFL-CIO President Rick Levy is scheduled to help Dallas AFL-CIO tomorrow, Saturday. Labor’s last election push begins tomorrow, May 21, with canvassing.

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Time to Make Progress

Your Dallas labor movement intends to win the May 24 runoff elections. Organizer Marilyn Davis has scheduled door-to-door canvassing for Saturday, May 7. Meet at the Alliance/AFT hall, 334 Centre Street. Phone banking parties are set for Wednesdays, May 11 and May 18, from 4-6 pm at the CWA Hall, 1408 N. Washington.

Labor’s endorsements are on our web site. 

Let’s make sure to celebrate victory together on the evening of May 24! 

Join the World Celebration!

North Texas labor has two picnics for International Workers Day on May 1. Tarrant celebrates 12-3PM at Randol Mill Park, 1901 W Randol Mill Rd in Arlington. The Dallas Steelworkers are hosting us 2-6PM at Lake Cliff Park, 1100 Crawford (and Zang). County Judge Clay Jenkins and Reverend Doctor Frederick Haynes III are scheduled to speak around 2:30PM.

Labor Meets, Plans, and Acts!

Dallas AFL-CIO Central Labor Council held another “hybrid” meeting with about half the participants in the room and the other half on line. Instead of using a loudspeaker next month, they decided to investigate getting a big TV that can be connected to a laptop. A TV would allow all the “in real life” participants to see as well as hear the “on-line” ones.

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