Posted on 01/18/2017 2:12:32 PM PST by mdittmar
Statement by AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka on the Women’s March on Washington:
The AFL-CIO is proud to support the Women’s March on Washington. Thousands of our 12.5 million members—women and men alike—will come together this weekend to stand up for gender justice, equality and opportunity for all.
The incoming Administration and Congress—both in words and actions—pose a serious threat to these core labor values. So we are mobilizing for an economy that works for all of us, including strong unions, equal pay and health care for all, and renewing our pledge for women’s rights, just immigration and racial justice.
Working people know this is not the time to retreat. Women’s rights are workers’ rights. We are ready to march, fight and win.
The incoming Administration and Congress—both in words and actions—pose a serious threat to these core labor values.
No sorry not having it. You do not get to make a generalized statement as if it is a fact. What action has been taken that is a serious threat to labor ?
My wife is a union member in Minnesota, not by choice. They want her to join in on this garbage, too.
My wife is a union member in Minnesota, not by choice. They want her to join in on this garbage, too.
Your rank and file ####ed you. :)
Good luck with that march.
A LOT of union guys I know voted Trump.
So it’s OK for Union goons to get a “privilege pass” to glom onto the Wymyn’s March, but white women and pro-life feminists need not apply.
“Gender Justice”
Yet another stupid term to go in the Obama Newspeak dictionary.
Just yesterday I heard “Cis-Genderism”
So how many women are showing up for the march/protest, and will they be doing this “Naked”?????????????
Watch out D.C. the Trump Protest Pussy Posse is on it’s way to save our nation!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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