Journey Revisited

Journey Revisited, a set on Flickr.

Journey Revisited is an excellent example of professional musicians that love playing for the large crowds they draw at each event throughout the States. Watch this band as they will most likely be preforming for AXS Television next season. Contact Jeff Salado on Facebook to book the group.

Minority employment in newsrooms held steady in 2012

Minority employment in newsrooms held steady in 2012

Dax Lion "Reggae Jam Jam/Gwan Natty" Ft. Biggz General

While most upcoming artists tend to lack a strong identity and position on their music and their message, Dax Lion, a Roots Reggae artist, is cut from a different cloth. Emerging with the heart of a lion, he is unabashedly clear on his mission to convey world-reaching messages while embracing Rastafari in a solid, bass-driven Reggae groove.

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Edward Snowden Poll

 

In our new C2C Insta-Poll, we ask what you believe about Edward Snowden-- traitor or hero? Cast your vote here: http://www.coasttocoastam.com/pages/poll-edward-snowden

Ride for Alzheimers June 29

Another Teamster motorcycle ride and event for charity roars off Saturday, June 29 as the Teamster Horsemen Motorcycle Association chapter 42 goes to bat for Alzheimer's victims.

"Finding Nana's Cure" takes off from Glendale Harley-Davidson at 11 a.m. heading to Teamsters Local 848 in Long Beach. Doors open in Glendale to riders at 9 a.m. and is located at 3717 San Fernando Road, 91204. The Local 848 destination activities begin at 11 a.m. with a band, food, about 20 vendors and more. Also, entertainment for the kids. A $20 donation includes participants' food. 848 is located at 2888 Cherry Ave., 90807.

Donations and vendor information is available by phoning Gilbert Castillo at 626.407.6266, or emailing: THMA42CA@teamsterhorsemen42.org.

The Association also requests that any Teamster who has a family member afflicted by Alzheimer's who can use assistance, to call or email at the above contact points.

Two LAPD officers shot outside Wilshire division station - LA Observed

Two LAPD officers shot outside Wilshire division station - LA Observed

Christian Tight Rope Stuntman Praises Jesus Entire Way Over Grand Canyon

Christian Tight Rope Stuntman Praises Jesus Entire Way Over Grand Canyon from ourgodisforus on GodTube.

Tuesday Afternoon in the Blogosphere

Tribune Co. appeals tax bills - Poynter

Plantation Capitalism - Frying Pan News

Here's one way to boost online traffic - Gannett Blog

Crowdfunding promising for mainstream media - Editors Weblog

Frequency Cuts Don’t Work, Says Columnist - Newspaper Death Watch

Enterprise Zone Reform at a Critical Juncture - California Labor Federation

Newspaper newsrooms suffer large staffing decreases - Pew Research Center

McDonald's Store Allegedly Throws Away Damning Newspapers - Huffington Post

Media CEOs issue support for newspapers but see digital differentiator - USA Today

What Sun-Times Media pays freelancers for suburban newspaper photos - Romenesko

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Today in Labor History

June 25  --  Union Communications Services, Inc.

More than 8,000 people attend the dedication ceremony for The Haymarket Martyrs Monument in Chicago, honoring those framed and executed for the bombing at Haymarket Square on May 4, 1886 - 1893

Fair Labor Standards Act passes Congress, banning child labor and setting the 40-hour work week - 1938

At the urging of black labor and civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph, Franklin Roosevelt issues an executive order barring discrimination in defense industries - 1941

Congress passes the Smith-Connally War Labor Disputes Act over President Franklin Roosevelt’s veto. It allows the federal government to seize and operate industries threatened by strikes that would interfere with war production. It was hurriedly created after the third coal strike in seven weeks - 1943
A total of 21 workers are killed when a fireworks factory near Hallett, Okla., explodes - 1985

Decatur, Ill., police pepper-gas workers at A.E. Staley plant gate one year into the company's two-and-a-half-year lockout of Paperworkers Local 7837 - 1994

Certain Americans want to turn back the hands of time

By Haywood Galbreath

Certain Americans want to turn back the hands of time for unjust purposes!

Today, in a 5-4 decision the extreme right wing of the Supreme Court gutted a signature achievement of the Civil Rights Movement, the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The Court's decision to strike Section 4 of the law, is just one piece of a broader coordinated attack on the voting rights of Black people, women, young people and other people of color.

So they convinced you that they saw you as an equal wanted and want you to have all the rights, freedoms and opportunities that they do without struggle upon this land! Read the statement below and if you are wise you will take it to heart and not with malice in your heart but with sheer determination for what is right form this day forward pay close attention to the words and not let the past become the present or future!

“Those who refuse to look back at the pass at the mistakes they committed and or atrocities committed against them and their people! Are not only condemned to commit the mistakes of the past all over again! But also to watch those who committed the atrocities against them and their people continue to commit the atrocities because the committers of the atrocities know that not only did they get away with it! They can continue to get away with it! And will continue to get away with committing even more and greater atrocities”!

 

 

Finding Relief from the Heat at Los Angeles Mission

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'Literary LA' film project takes to Kickstarter (video) - LA Observed

'Literary LA' film project takes to Kickstarter (video) - LA Observed

Rex Hart Rest in Peace

Rex Hart on the left with Charlie Coleman














Just received word that retired Los Angeles Times Press room Supervisor Rex Hart has moved on to heaven. Mr. Hart began his career with the newspaper at the shuttered press room at Times Mirror Square and transferred to the Chatsworth Production Facility before retiring.

No further information to share at this moment. 

Oregonian hopes to ‘keep reporter numbers where they are today’

Oregonian hopes to ‘keep reporter numbers where they are today’

The Specials - Nelson Mandela

Music video by The Special AKA performing Nelson Mandela.

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Former Sun-Times photographer shoots portraits of his peers

Former Sun-Times photographer shoots portraits of his peers

Monday Morning in the Blogosphere

Why is News Corp splitting in two? - The Economist

Do you read newspapers? (POLL) - The News Reporter

Gawker Media author traffic stats are back - Romenesko

The Big Money: Revealing CEO Salaries - Frying Pan News

The Oregonian: Going the way of all newspapers? - Crosscut

Visalia | What's going on in the executive suite? - Gannett Blog

The Death Of Newspapers: A Third Nail In The Coffin - Forbes

Local TV news facing same basic problem as newspapers - Minn Post

Retirees Take Action to Stop Koch Brothers From Taking Over LA Times - CLF

A Dip into the LA Times Photo Archive: Election Night, 1950 - Newspaper Alum

One Love Gear - Reggae T-Shirts

One Love Gear offers Reggae shirts created by Ragga Wear for $14.95 per item, with free shipping to United States and Canada. Minimal fees to all other locations around the globe. Check out our online catalog by clicking here.

Today in Labor History

June 24  --  Union Communications Services, Inc.

Birth of Agnes Nestor, president of the Int’l Glove Workers Union and longtime leader of the Chicago Women's Trade Union League. She began work in a glove factory at age 14 - 1880

Seventeen workers are killed as methane explodes in a water tunnel under construction in Sylmar, Calif. - 1971

Newspaper Circulation for Los Angeles, CA.

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Search Type: United States	Circulation averages for the six months ended: 3/31/2013
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Results Found: 25
Preliminary figures subject to audit as filed with the Alliance for Audited Media. * Total Circulation = Total Average Paid Circulation

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BREEZE, LOS ANGELES CO. (TORRANCE P.O.)	SAT M	DLY	64,400
BREEZE, LOS ANGELES CO. (TORRANCE P.O.)	AVG M (M-F)	DLY	76,618
BREEZE, LOS ANGELES CO. (TORRANCE P.O.)	SUN	DLY	69,554
DAILY NEWS, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	SAT M	DLY	76,496
DAILY NEWS, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	AVG M (M-F)	DLY	82,431
DAILY NEWS, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	SUN	DLY	94,073
INVESTORS BUSINESS DAILY, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	AVG M (M-F)	DLY	157,161
LA OPINION, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	SAT M	DLY	52,830
LA OPINION, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	SUN	DLY	37,585
LA OPINION, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	AVG M (M-F)	DLY	115,682
LOS ANGELES NEWSPAPER GROUP, LOS ANGELES CO. (WOODLAND HILLS P.O.)	SAT M	DLY	301,277
LOS ANGELES NEWSPAPER GROUP, LOS ANGELES CO. (WOODLAND HILLS P.O.)	AVG M (M-F) & AVG E (M-F)	DLY	422,171
LOS ANGELES NEWSPAPER GROUP (#), LOS ANGELES CO. (WOODLAND HILLS P.O.)	SUN	DLY	494,061
PRESS-TELEGRAM, LOS ANGELES CO. (LONG BEACH P.O.)	SUN	DLY	68,312
PRESS-TELEGRAM, LOS ANGELES CO. (LONG BEACH P.O.)	AVG M (M-F)	DLY	75,850
PRESS-TELEGRAM, LOS ANGELES CO. (LONG BEACH P.O.)	SAT M	DLY	57,768
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY TRIBUNE, LOS ANGELES CO. (WEST COVINA P.O.)	SAT M	DLY	30,745
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY TRIBUNE, LOS ANGELES CO. (WEST COVINA P.O.)	AVG M (M-F)	DLY	57,558
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY TRIBUNE, LOS ANGELES CO. (WEST COVINA P.O.)	SUN	DLY	76,478
STAR-NEWS, LOS ANGELES CO. (PASADENA P.O.)	SUN	DLY	36,966
STAR-NEWS, LOS ANGELES CO. (PASADENA P.O.)	M (M-F)	DLY	23,365
STAR-NEWS, LOS ANGELES CO. (PASADENA P.O.)	SAT M	DLY	21,064
TIMES, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	SAT M	DLY	676,147
TIMES, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	AVG M (M-F)	DLY	653,868
TIMES, LOS ANGELES (LOS ANGELES CO.)	SUN	DLY	954,010

Filing Status: N/F - Publisher's Statement not filed by press time T/S - Under Voluntary Temporary Suspension of Service BC - Publisher's Statement not ncluded due to AAM Board Censure W - Withheld from Snapshot pending Publisher's Materials G - Not included due to extenuating circumstances - Hurricane OC - Withheld pending completion of six month audit NA - Not approved for release

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LA Cowboy: Los Angeles Magazine Declares Walking Tours of Historic Downtown LA Weird and Wonderful Weekend Fun!

LA Cowboy: Los Angeles Magazine Declares Walking Tours of Historic Downtown LA Weird and Wonderful Weekend Fun!

 Brady Westwater on the left with the Blogging Pressman.

News report from 1981 about the Internet and Newspapers

A news report from 1981 about the Internet and receiving an entire newspaper through the phone line.

RALPH LAUREN Sonya Boots

Paton: ‘Bad CEOs and worse editors’ are trying to ‘kill our future’

Paton: ‘Bad CEOs and worse editors’ are trying to ‘kill our future’

Oregonian Fund

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Malibu Surfside News suspends publication after 37 years - LA Observed

Malibu Surfside News suspends publication after 37 years - LA Observed

Friday Afternoon in the Blogosphere

One Love Gear Clothing Company

Ancient Rome Had Unions - Huffington Post

Don't cry for local newspapers - News-Press Now

Why newsrooms need smart TV apps - Editors Weblog

Newspapers right on your computer screen - Jewish Press

Star publisher to oversee five Florida newspapers - Shelby Star

Newspaper profits will decline by a further 40 percent - Paid Content

More Than 35 Newsroom Staff Laid Off at The Oregonian - Swag Rag

‘Is this the beginning of the end for The Oregonian?’ - The PageMeld Blog

Oregonian is Latest Metro Daily to Cut Frequency - Newspaper Death Watch

What Oregonian reductions mean for competing news orgs, readers? - Poynter

Today in Labor History

June 21  --  Union Communications Services, Inc.

In England, a compassionate parliament declares that children can't be required to work more than 12 hours a day. And they must have an hour’s instruction in the Christian Religion every Sunday and not be required to sleep more than two in a bed - 1802

(Kids at Work: Your heart will be broken by this exceptional book’s photographs of children at backbreaking, often life-threatening work, and the accompanying commentary by author Russell Freedman. Photographer Lewis Hine—who himself died in poverty in 1940—did as much, and perhaps more, than any social critic in the early part of the 20th century to expose the abuse of children, as young as three and four, by American capitalism.)

Ten miners accused of being militant "Molly Maguires" are hanged in Pennsylvania. A private corporation initiated the investigation of the 10 through a private detective agency. A private police force arrested them, and private attorneys for the coal companies prosecuted them. "The state provided only the courtroom and the gallows," a judge said many years later - 1877

The U.S. Supreme Court upholds the right of unions to publish statements urging members to vote for a specific congressional candidate, ruling that such advocacy is not a violation of the Federal Corrupt Practices Act - 1948

An estimated 100,000 unionists and other supporters march in solidarity with striking Detroit News and Detroit Free Press newspaper workers - 1997

Teaching Tolerance

Today we remember Freedom Summer volunteers James Earl Chaney, Andrew Goodman and Michael Henry Schwerner. They were murdered on this day in 1964 for their commitment to civil rights.

http://www.tolerance.org/kit/america-s-civil-rights-movement-time-justice

4th of July JAZZ ON THE HILL

How does someone get stabbed at Hollywood and Highland? - LA Biz Observed

How does someone get stabbed at Hollywood and Highland? - LA Biz Observed

Why We Tried To Crowdfund The Tribune Company

Why did we try to crowdfund the Tribune Company, home of the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune, away from the Koch Brothers? Because we wanted to make a big point about money and media – watch to learn more.

Cleveland Plain Dealer staffers facing layoffs | Poynter.

Cleveland Plain Dealer staffers facing layoffs | Poynter.

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Thursday Afternoon in the Blogosphere

Murdoch’s empire to split today - Editors Weblog

Big Al | In death, he really did have it his way - Gannett Blog

Bewkes saves millions by using thinner stock - New York Post

Join a discussion on Tribune and the Koch brothers - Romenesko

LA News Group gets new president and publisher - Kevin Roderick

L.A. Times: Pull the Plug on State’s Enterprise Zones - Frying Pan News

New York Times announces plan to meter its mobile applications - Poynter

Why We Tried To Crowdfund The Tribune Company From The Kochs - Other98

The Oregonian is Reducing Home Delivery Days, Laying Off Staff - Willamette Wk

Alternative Cancer Care Is An Alternative To Possibly Staying Alive - Advice Goddess

Today in Labor History

June 20  --  Union Communications Services, Inc.

Birth of Albert Parsons, Haymarket martyr - 1848

The American Railway Union, headed by Eugene Debs, is founded in Chicago. In the Pullman strike a year later, the union was defeated by federal injunctions and troops, and Debs was imprisoned for violating the injunctions - 1893

Henry Ford recognizes the United Auto Workers, signs contract for workers at River Rouge plant - 1941

Striking African-American auto workers are attacked by KKK, National Workers League, and armed white workers at Belle Isle amusement park in Detroit. Two days of riots follow, 34 people are killed, more than 1,300 arrested - 1943

(All Labor Has Dignity: Dr. Martin Luther  King was every bit as committed to economic justice as he was to ending racial segregation. He fought throughout his life to connect the labor and civil rights movements, envisioning them as twin pillars for social reform. As we struggle with massive unemployment, a staggering racial wealth gap, and the near collapse of a financial system that puts profits before people, this collection of King's speeches on labor rights and economic justice underscore his relevance for today. They help us imagine King anew: as a human rights leader whose commitment to unions and an end to poverty was a crucial part of his civil rights agenda.)

The Taft-Hartley Labor Management Relations Act, curbing strikes, is vetoed by President Harry S. Truman. The veto was overridden three days later by a Republican-controlled Congress - 1947

Oil began traveling through the Alaska pipeline. Seventy thousand people worked on building the pipeline, history's largest privately-financed construction project - 1977

Evelyn Dubrow, described by the New York Times as organized labor's most prominent lobbyist at the time of its greatest power, dies at age 95. The Int’l Ladies' Garment Workers Union lobbyist once told the Times that "she trudged so many miles around Capitol Hill that she wore out 24 pairs of her size 4 shoes each year." She retired at age 86 - 2006

Boston Globe to print entire press run of Boston Herald

Boston Globe to print entire press run of Boston Herald

James Gandolfini, Emmy-winning actor was 51 - LA Observed

James Gandolfini, Emmy-winning actor was 51 - LA Observed

Bethel Christian Center's 8th Annual Car and Bike Show

RIVERSIDE AREA: THIS SAT. JUNE 22, 2013 from 8am-12 noon, Bethel Christian Center 2425 Van Buren Boulevard 92503 (across from Arlington Sports Park) is having their 8th annual Car and Bike Show with a variety of classic and antique automobiles. The event is FREE to the public. Special guest Hollywood stuntman, speaker, author and reality show host Sammy Maloof will be signing autographs and offering a chance to enter to WIN a beautiful Maloof Racing Shelby Cobra to benefit those in need via his non-profit organization, Winning at the Race of Life. Exhibitors, vendors, music, raffles, snacks, specialty drinks, ice cream, an auto swap meet, a play & craft area for the kids, special contest events for teenagers, scavenger hunt, prizes, food & drinks will be sold during the event including a pancake breakfast sponsored by BCC’s men’s department with lunch by Mr. Taco. Bethel Christian Center’s Car and Bike Show will hand out several awards including a cash prize for People’s Choice and Best of Show. Award presentation will take place at noon. For more information call Jerry: 951-359-1123 or email: jthronson@bethelchristiancenter.com

 

 

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Guaranteed: George Zimmer out at Men's Wearhouse - LA Observed

Guaranteed: George Zimmer out at Men's Wearhouse - LA Observed

NPR DISCOVER SONGS:NEW JAZZ DI

Congressman Claims People Struggling To Survive On Food Stamps Are ‘Intentionally Buying Overpriced Food’

Congressman Claims People Struggling To Survive On Food Stamps Are ‘Intentionally Buying Overpriced Food’: pConservative firebrand Rep. Steve Stockman (R-TX) argued in a press release on Tuesday that the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides cushy benefits to recipients and accused Democrats protesting proposed cuts of engaging in a “left-wing publicity stunt intended to make it appear proposed cuts to food stamps would leave families unable to feed themselves.” [...]/p

Charity Cases - reject drastic cuts to food aid for hungry children

These 10 members of Congress have taken in about $6.7 million in federal farm money dating back to the 1990s, but they’ll have no problem voting for a Farm Bill that would cut food stamps for families struggling with food insecurity. As the vote approaches in Congress, please take action today and urge your representative to reject drastic cuts to food aid for hungry children: http://afsc.me/18OW7S6 (image via Think Progress)

Tribune's CEO Peter Liquori Speaks

From: Peter Liguori
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 6:22 AM
Subject: Tribune's New CFO, New Appointment for Chandler Bigelow

Today we are announcing the hiring of Steven Berns as Tribune’s EVP/Chief Financial Officer and the appointment of Chandler Bigelow to the newly created position of EVP/Chief Business Strategies & Operations Officer.

These positions and the people occupying them are significant, so I want to spend a minute talking about them with you.

Steven comes to Tribune from Revlon, Inc., the worldwide cosmetics and beauty products company, where he has been CFO since May 2009. As you can see from the attached press release, throughout his career, Steven has held a variety of executive finance positions of increasing scope and responsibility. In addition to his financial acumen, Steven also has an open and innovative management style—he’ll be a great partner on our senior leadership team.

As to Chandler’s new role, the last several months at Tribune have convinced me he is the perfect choice to help craft the strategy behind the ongoing transformation of our broadcasting and publishing businesses. He has great strategic instincts, and he believes deeply in the incredible talent of our people, the strength of our assets, and the power of our distribution platform. He understands Tribune’s rich history and is passionate about its future success.

I couldn’t be happier or more excited about having Steven and Chandler helping to chart the company’s path forward. I look forward to working with them—I know you will, too.

Peter

Should the Koch Brothers Own The Tribune Newspapers?

Should the Koch Brothers Own The Tribune Newspapers?

Today in Labor History

June 19  --  Union Communications Services, Inc.

Eight-hour work day adopted for federal employees - 1912

AFL President Sam Gompers and Secretary of War Newton Baker sign an agreement establishing a three-member board of adjustment to control wages, hours and working conditions for construction workers employed on government projects.  The agreement protected union wage and hour standards for the duration of World War I - 1917

A pioneering sit-down strike is conducted by workers at a General Tire Co. factory in Akron, Ohio. The United Rubber Workers union was founded a year later.  The tactic launched a wave of similar efforts in the auto and other industries over the next several years - 1934

The Women’s Day Massacre in Youngstown, Ohio, when police use tear gas on women and children, including at least one infant in his mother's arms, during a strike at Republic Steel. One union organizer later recalled, "When I got there I thought the Great War had started over again. Gas was flying all over the place and shots flying and flares going up and it was the first time I had ever seen anything like it in my life..." - 1937

ILWU begins a 4-day general strike in sugar, pineapple, and longshore to protest convictions under the anti-communist Smith Act of seven activists, "the Hawaii Seven." The convictions were later overturned by a federal appeals court - 1953

Friends, colleagues remember Michael Hastings

Friends, colleagues remember Michael Hastings

Juneteenth - A Celebration of Freedom

Texas Institute for the Preservation of History and Culture
Juneteenth - A Celebration of Freedom is an inspiring historical documentary that captures the spirit of the Juneteenth experience and explains the origin and evolution of this important date in the history of our country.

Tribune files post-bankruptcy financial results

Tribune files post-bankruptcy financial results

Wednesday Morning in the Blogosphere

Remember the good old days of Zell Hell at the Los Angeles Times?

Fishbowl LA Going on Hiatus - Fishbowl LA

High Court Upholds Picketing Rights - Frying Pan News

Zell's legacy lives on: IRS goes after Tribune - CNN Money

Here's a copy of the $2.2B merger agreement - Gannett Blog

What's the problem with sponsored content? - Editors Weblog

Gallup: Only 23% of Americans trust newspapers, TV news - Poynter

Assault on NLRB Threatens Vital Workplace Protections - Labor's Edge

Longtime Buffalo News executives lose jobs in restructuring - Romenesko

Tribune Faces Potentially Big Tax Bill for Newsday and Cubs Deals - Deal Book

Global Newspaper Circulation and Advertising Trends in 2012 - Marketing Charts

OJ Simpson 19 years ago!

Yesterday June 17 was a 19th anniversary of the infamous white Bronco Chase on Southland freeways with O.J. Simpson it was one of the biggest spot news media events of the century. Most people can remember where they were that evening and the NBA finals actually stopped the finals to show the chase on the video board in the arena.

As a news photographer I was involved with trying to capture images of O.J. Simpson in all aspects of what had taken place and was going to take place. Mr. Simpson had been accused of killing his wife and her friend and everything that had to do with that matter from June 17, 1994 until October 3, 1995 when the not guilty verdict was read make it the biggest news/media event of the 20th century.

2014 will be of 20th year America and the world is still fascinated there is also still a great racial divide reference the trial and the verdict my team and I are now working on a documentary to tell the story from the perspective of the one journalists who never missed a day of the hearings and trial who’s story they never wanted the American people and the world to know!

I will say this eventually the truth that was crushed to the ground rises! The American people and the world will know what took place in that courtroom and sometimes outside and it will be left up to you! The people to decide for yourself if you were lied to and “WHO” lied to you!

-Iconic “history making” photojournalist Haywood Galbreath-

Fishbowl LA going dark after all these years - LA Observed

Fishbowl LA going dark after all these years - LA Observed

Today in Labor History

June 18  --  Union Communications Services, Inc.

Union and civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph and others meet with President Roosevelt about a proposed July 1 March on Washington to protest discrimination in war industries. A week later, Roosevelt orders that the industries desegregate - 1941

(A Philip Randolph: A Biographical Portrait: This is a fascinating biography of a great American hero. A. Philip Randolph (1889-1979) was not only the most famous African American labor leader of his time, he was also a key figure in the civil rights movement.)

Working Class Heroes shared United Front Against Austerity (UFAA)

America is United Against Austerity – but if we want a New Deal, we need to stay focused, stick to what works and fight!

The United Front Against Austerity has a concrete, focused program for economic reform, based on the proven traditions of Hamilton, Lincoln, FDR and JFK.

Fight with us for:

• A 1% Wall Street Sales Tax

• Seizing the Federal Reserve to finance infrastructure, production, student loans and home mortgages – starting with the fight for Sen. Elizabeth Warren's Bank On Students Loan Fairness Act

• Bankruptcy and re-regulation of Wall Street zombie banks
• Protective tariffs for American industry
• A fair price for American family farms
• Medicare for All
• Stronger Social Security

Learn more: http://againstausterity.org/
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