Labor Action Alliance
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Undated, 1975?
5 pages
The brochure says the Labor Action Alliance stands for UNITY, JUSTICE, and EQUALITY; we take the political issues in the community to the factory, and the struggles of the factory to the community. The brochure says We take independent political action; we work in the Atlanta Anti-Repression Coalition to fight Police Repression and attacks on the living standard; we support the struggles of groups like the National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO) in their fight for a decent standard of living; we work within the ERA Coalition to help build the women’s movement and link it with the national liberation movements and the working class movement; we work with the Coalition to Stop Slave...
The brochure says the Labor Action Alliance stands for UNITY, JUSTICE, and EQUALITY; we take the political issues in the community to the factory, and the struggles of the factory to the community. The brochure says We take independent political action; we work in the Atlanta Anti-Repression Coalition to fight Police Repression and attacks on the living standard; we support the struggles of groups like the National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO) in their fight for a decent standard of living; we work within the ERA Coalition to help build the women’s movement and link it with the national liberation movements and the working class movement; we work with the Coalition to Stop Slave Coal to link the struggles of the coal miners in this country with the struggle of Black South Africans for freedom and to aid both in these fights.
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Henry Lieberg collection, Michigan State University Library Special Collections
