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Home»Posts tagged with»Civil Rights

Attorney General James Files Lawsuit Against Amazon for Failing to Protect Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic

By Caribbean American Weekly on February 22, 2021   New York City  

Amazon Refused to Put Adequate Safety Measures in Place, Retaliated Against Workers Who Reported Safety Concerns

Attorney General James Files Lawsuit Against Amazon for Failing to Protect Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic

New York State Attorney General Letitia James speaks at Wegmans opening day celebration at Brooklyn Navy Yard. – New York, NY – October 27, …

Civil Rights & Workers’ Rights Advocacy Training 5-Week Program

By Caribbean American Weekly on February 21, 2021   Chamber Events, Events  

Civil Rights & Workers’ Rights Advocacy Training 5-Week Program

Date: September 1, 2021 | Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET

Event Description
Session 1: Introduction:
A Brief history of Civil
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Legalizing marijuana, once a pipe dream on Capitol Hill, takes an important step forward

By Caribbean American Weekly on January 11, 2021   CAW Exclusive, United States  

Legalizing marijuana, once a pipe dream on Capitol Hill, takes an important step forward

By Rosalie Liccardo Pacula, The Conversation

In early December, the House of Representatives passed the Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act, or the MORE …

Civil Rights Leaders Turn to An Old Playbook used by the SCLC and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to drive out the vote for Tuesday’s Special Senate election in Georgia

By Caribbean American Weekly on January 4, 2021   End Racism  

Civil Rights Leaders Turn to An Old Playbook used by the SCLC and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to drive out the vote for Tuesday’s Special Senate election in Georgia

ATLANTA – During the Civil Rights Movement, Black leaders and allies paid the ultimate price for all Americans to earn the right to vote. …

A short history of black women and police violence

By Caribbean American Weekly on December 3, 2020   End Racism  

A short history of black women and police violence

 Memorial in Harlem for Breonna Taylor who was killed by police, she would’ve been 27 years old today. – New York City, New York/USA …

57 Years Later, We Continue to DREAM

By Caribbean American Weekly on August 28, 2020   End Racism  

57 Years Later, We Continue to DREAM
Friends –
Most journeys have a beginning and endpoint, and today, we commemorate a march on this continual journey to justice, equity, and true
…

Hate and Extremism in America

By Caribbean American Weekly on August 20, 2020   End Racism  

Hate and Extremism in America

By Linda N.

Numerous hateful activities and crimes occur yearly in the United States, triggered by reasons linked to religion, language spoken, skin color, …

John Lewis traded the typical college experience for activism, arrests and jail cells

By Caribbean American Weekly on July 28, 2020   End Racism  

John Lewis traded the typical college experience for activism, arrests and jail cells

Georgia Congressman John Lewis speaks at the Lincoln Memorial August 28, 2013 in Washington, DC, commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King …

John Lewis: Who was the Civil Rights Activist?

By Caribbean American Weekly on July 21, 2020   CAW Exclusive, End Racism  

John Lewis: Who was the Civil Rights Activist?

 U.S. Representative John Lewis poses for a photo at Black Lives Matter plaza in Washington DC – Washington DC, USA – June 6,2020 (Shutterstock)…

John Lewis: Civil Rights Icon and Congressman Dies Aged 80

By Caribbean American Weekly on July 18, 2020   CAW Exclusive, End Racism  

John Lewis: Civil Rights Icon and Congressman Dies Aged 80

John Lewis Memorial on Digital Screen in New York’s Times Square – New York, NY / USA – July 17, 2020 (Shutterstock)

By BBC…

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