Black People : Winsconsin/ first of 50 States to propose true and real Fascist legislature

[Ankhur]

From the Milwaukee Community Journal, the largest African American Newspaper in Wisconsin

Many of you—our readers—remember the value of collective bargaining when blatant racism often plagued employment upward mobility and when qualified workers were subsequently denied access to increased wage opportunities.

Likewise, Milwaukee’s Black middle class grew stronger on the wings of the unions and collective bargaining, which resulted in the rapid growth of Black middle class families, many who continue to pay employment taxes, purchase homes and educate their children who continued the upward trajectory for themselves and their heirs.

Unions not only contributed to a strong Black middle class, it contributed to the fiscal, social, educational, spiritual and civic growth of the city of Milwaukee.

The destruction of the growth paradigm in Milwaukee’s Black community is unequivocally tied to the loss of industry and unions current struggle for survival as both entities try to bridge the employment chasm that prevents all of us from traveling successfully along the road of economic recovery.

The state workers who have been protesting Walker’s attempt to destroy unions must return to work. Our elected Democratic officials who have been “AWOL” in order to prevent state Senate Republicans from taking up the governor’s budget recovery must represent us; while the governor must end his effort to destroy collective bargaining, thus destroying the union movement.

Those who support the union movement and the right to a fair wage and decent working conditions must urge the governor not to throw the baby out with the bathwater in dealing with the state’s budget crisis......

http://www.communityjournal.net/?p=11270

 

[Charles IKS]

ARE YOU SURE YOU ARE NOT A FOOL?,

AND BY THE WAY HOW ARE BLACK FOLKS TREATED
IN A BLACK NATION LIKE NIGERIA WHEN WE TRY TO FORM UNIONS THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT HAVING ANCESTORS ENSLAVED AND HAD TO DEAL WITH 400 YEARS OF CRAP SO IN YOUR PRIVELEDGED POSTION LIVING NDER THE AUSPICES OF YOUR ENAMORED QUEEN,

FAR FROM THE NEEDS AND SUFFERING OF NIGERIANS THAT HAVE A SHORTAGE OF NURSES IN THAT NATION,

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT

HOW BLACK FOLKS HERE HAVE HAD TO GET CIVIL SERVICE JOBS TO GET A LIVING WAGE

AND I HAVE WORKED CIVIL SERVICE FOR OVER 26 YEARS

IF YOU ARE FULL OF HATE, SOME SAY HATERS USUALY HATE THEMSELVES BUT IF YOU DO HATE YOURSELF

KEEP IT TO YOUR SELF.


now if the progressive newspaer the Nation is racist do a post on that and prove it, otherwise,

what is your point other then hate? do you even care about black civliservants in this nation



or in England?????????

Ankhur, why are you being so defensive man. She is only trying to help you by showing that the "Nation" is racist. Don't be so ashamed and decline help. We are here for you and if need help just ask buddy.

 

[Amnat77]

 

[Ankhur]

Ankhur, why are you being so defensive man. She is only trying to help you by showing that the "Nation" is racist. Don't be so ashamed to decline help. We are here for you and if need help just ask buddy.

brother why dig up the past,
the owner of this website settled that ish,

as a member you know better?

did you read todays post

 

[Ankhur]

From the Milwaukee Community Journal, the largest African American Newspaper in Wisconsin

Many of you—our readers—remember the value of collective bargaining when blatant racism often plagued employment upward mobility and when qualified workers were subsequently denied access to increased wage opportunities.

Likewise, Milwaukee’s Black middle class grew stronger on the wings of the unions and collective bargaining, which resulted in the rapid growth of Black middle class families, many who continue to pay employment taxes, purchase homes and educate their children who continued the upward trajectory for themselves and their heirs.

Unions not only contributed to a strong Black middle class, it contributed to the fiscal, social, educational, spiritual and civic growth of the city of Milwaukee.

The destruction of the growth paradigm in Milwaukee’s Black community is unequivocally tied to the loss of industry and unions current struggle for survival as both entities try to bridge the employment chasm that prevents all of us from traveling successfully along the road of economic recovery.

The state workers who have been protesting Walker’s attempt to destroy unions must return to work. Our elected Democratic officials who have been “AWOL” in order to prevent state Senate Republicans from taking up the governor’s budget recovery must represent us; while the governor must end his effort to destroy collective bargaining, thus destroying the union movement.

Those who support the union movement and the right to a fair wage and decent working conditions must urge the governor not to throw the baby out with the bathwater in dealing with the state’s budget crisis......

http://www.communityjournal.net/?p=11270

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