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February 10 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EST

February Carter G. Woodson Branch Meeting

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All individuals who are members or who are interested in joining the Carter G. Woodson Branch in Washington, DC should join this meeting. Delani, there is a graphic that has […]

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Bayard Rustin was a key strategist in the Civil Rights Movement and a staunch advocate for workers’ rights. As a labor organizer, he worked closely with A. Philip Randolph to advance economic justice for Black workers, playing a crucial role in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters' fight for fair wages and union recognition. Rustin believed that the labor movement and the struggle for racial equality were deeply intertwined, advocating for policies that uplifted both Black and working-class communities. His expertise in nonviolent protest and coalition-building helped shape the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, which not only called for civil rights but also demanded economic justice, including a higher minimum wage and employment protections. Despite facing discrimination for his identity as an openly gay man, Rustin remained a steadfast champion of labor rights, leaving a lasting impact on the fight for economic and social justice in America.#ASALH #AfricanAmericansAndLabor #BayardRustin #BlackHistoryMonth ... See MoreSee Less

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For Immediate Release—ASALH is Still Running to the Fight! We Will Celebrate ASALH’s 2025 theme of “African Americans and Labor” during our annual Black History Luncheon with Featured Speakers Marc Morial, Dr. Greg Carr, and Christine Sampson-Clark to be engaged in a National Black “Town Hall.” In the current political environment—with threats to cancel “Black History Month”—we need the community’s support more than ever. If you love Black History, or just know someone who does, buy your ticket today at asalhstore.org/collections/luncheon-sponsorships As long as ASALH is around, Black History Month will never be cancelled. It’s not too late to become a sponsor of the effort to “Save Black History!” Join the hundreds of people attending this sumptuous luncheon and national gathering of community advocates, authors, thinkers and leaders. We’re still running to the fight. Get your ticket now before they sell out! conta.cc/4hxhFdX ... See MoreSee Less

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