Intersex Day of Remembrance/Intersex Solidarity Day - November 8, 2021
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Intersex Day of Remembrance/Intersex Solidarity Day - November 8, 2021
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UNEMPLOYED WORKERS UNION WILL FILE CLASS-ACTION LAWSUIT ON THURSDAY
PRESS CONFERENCE, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 9 AM SHARP @ CUMMINGS COURTHOUSE, 111 N. CALVERT ST, BALTIMORE (MEET AT 8:30 AM)
We will be filing our lawsuit in court this Thursday, June 24, 2021, which is the first step before an actual hearing is set.
Everyone is included in the suit regardless of whether you are in the smaller group of named plaintiffs. We are asking the court to certify a large class: all unemployed workers in Maryland who filed for benefits. Every grievance, every statement filled out and recorded has the potential to be used as evidence.
Along with winning unemployment benefits for all of those who have yet to receive their payments, we are asking for an injunction on Governor Hogan's halting federal pandemic benefits.
Again please meet us at 8:30 AM, Thursday outside the Cummings Courthouse at 111 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202. Our attorney will then file at 9:30 AM. We are asking as many people as possible, especially unemployed workers and their supporters, to attend.
We will Livestream, and the media will be present.
Please meet us at 8:30 AM, so that we are ready. The event will begin at 9 AM sharp.
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Don't forget:
UNEMPLOYED & WORKERS RIGHTS CLINIC from: 6 PM to 8 PM at 2011 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218
It is still critical to file your grievance. Our attorney and assistance will be on hand to take your statements.
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Delegate Sheila Ruth has sent the Unemployed Worker Union important information.
Wednesday, June 24, 10 AM, the MGA Joint Committee on Unemployment Insurance Oversight will be holding a "Briefing from the Maryland Department of Labor on Implementation of UI Legislation." The hearing will be about the UI bills the MGA passed in the 2021 session. The briefing will be live-streamed on YouTube. When it goes live, there will be a camera icon in the "Joint Committee on Unemployment Insurance Oversight" section on this page:
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/mgawebsite/Meetings/Day/06232021?budget=show&cmte=allcommittees&updates=show&ys=2021rs
THANK YOU AGAIN to all who have participated in filling out grievances, spoken out at the Town Hall meeting, and attended the Annapolis and other protests. We have learned that since speaking out some workers have received their benefits. Wonderful! It proves that standing up for what is right counts! We will not rest until everyone receives their deserved benefits.
An injury to one, is an injury to all!
December 31, 1989. “The Border Movement”
Happy Solidarity and Unity day to all Azerbaijanis around the world!
Coretta Scott King and her children on the Lincoln Memorial steps, Solidarity Day, 1968
Artist: LeRoy Henderson
On the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, Solidarity Day, 1968. Mrs. King and her children: lower left is Yolanda, who died young; Martin III in the front; and Bernice, who’s now a minister herself—Reverend Bernice King.
ORIGINAL CAPTION: This photo, made from the Lincoln Memorial, shows the huge crowd, estimated at close to 59,000, that attended the Poor People's "Solidarity Day" rally. Note many of the marchers wading in the reflecting pool beneath the Washington Monument, June 19, 1968. Photo credit: Getty — in Washington, District of Columbia.
Today, 31 December, is the “Solidarity Day” of all Azerbaijanis living in our native Azerbaijan and abroad, around the world. On December of 1989, Azerbaijanis living in Azerbaijan SSR (first in Nakhcivan and then along the rest of Aras-border) and Azerbaijanis in Azerbaijan provinces of Northern Iran began wide-scale protests and started to dismantle the barbed border fences to unite one people - 40 million strong Azerbaijani nation that was divided along the Aras River. Many Azerbaijanis living in different parts of the country travelled to the borderlands to reunite with their brothers and sisters. 31 December is that day when every year Azerbaijani people divided by the imperialist borders for 170 treacherous years, many seas and oceans come together once again.
Yad qılıncı ilə qırıldıq, yetər!
Zülmə qarşı qalxaq, qul olduq, yetər!
Biz ayağa qalxsaq əgər, ayrılıq bitər.
Qalx ayağa, millət, boğmasınlar səsimizi!
Bir bayraq altında birləşdir bizi!
After 15 years of a military occupation of Haiti, the United Nations “peacekeeping” force will close operations on Oct.15
By John Parker
Growing protests now gripping Haiti began last year in reaction to the announcement by President Jovenel Moïse’s government of up to 50 percent increases in fuel prices. Protests have shut down businesses, airports and legislative buildings.
What’s needed now here in the U.S. is more pressure on both the Democrats and Republicans, whose policies run counter to the interests of the people of Haiti, Venezuela and the world.