March 6, 2023

Los trabajadores agrícolas de California marcharon 335 millas el año pasado para presionar al gobernador Gavin Newsom sobre una ley que los ayudaría a sindicalizarse. Luego, el sindicato acordó devolver una de sus victorias clave.

A state-appointed panel inching toward recommendations for reparations wants a new state agency to handle compensation and services to Black people.

California farmworkers marched 335 miles last year to pressure Gov. Gavin Newsom on a law that would help them unionize. Then the union agreed to give back a key win.

California’s reparations task force has until July 1 to make recommendations to the Legislature on how to compensate descendants of enslaved Black people, but with just under four months to go, the group has made few final decisions.  The nine-member panel met in Sacramento on Friday and Saturday, and, after two days of often intense […]

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