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By Committee to Stop FBI Repression

Fight Back News Service is circulating the following statement from the Committee to Stop FBI Repression.

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By Saladin Muhammad

Protest in Madison, February 15

Resistance in the U.S. to attacks on the public sector is growing.  Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin is unleashing a major assault, seeking to take away collective bargaining rights from state and possibly all public sector workers, including threatening to call out the National Guard against worker resistance.

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By Redacción

Saladin Muhammad es un lider veterano del movimiento de los trabajadores y del movimiento para la liberación de los afro-americanos en Carolina del Norte. El es responsable de la coordinación y organzación en Carolina del Norte y Virginia de los sindicatos de trabajadores de servicio público. Muhammad desarrolla la lucha en contra de una ley en Carolina del Norte, NC 95-98, la cual limita los derechos de los trabajadores de negociar colectivamente.

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By staff

Saladin Muhammad is a veteran leader of the labor and African American liberation movements in North Carolina. He is responsible for coordinating organizing in North Carolina and Virginia for the North Carolina and Virginia Public Service Workers Unions UE Locals 150 and 160. Muhammad is building the fight against a North Carolina law, NC 95-98, which limits workers' rights to collectively bargain.

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By Laura Gordon

Laura Gordon is President of the Western North Carolina Central Labor Council and delegate to the 50th AFL-CIO Convention.

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By staff

Saladin Muhammad is a veteran leader of the labor and African American liberation movements in North Carolina. He is responsible for coordinating organizing in North Carolina and Virginia for the North Carolina and Virginia Public Service Workers Unions UE Locals 150 and 160. Muhammad is building the fight against a North Carolina law, NC 95-98, which limits workers’ rights to collectively bargain.

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