Category: Civil Rights
- 01/06/13 Illinois, Rhode Island Poised to Become the Next States with Marriage Equality AFSCME members are hopeful that marriage equality will become the rule instead of the exception.
- 12/13/12 Michigan Battle Extends Beyond Labor Right-to-work isn’t the only legislation that ALEC is moving in Michigan.
- 12/12/12 Mich. Emergency Financial Manager Law: The Saga Continues In the midst of Michigan’s right-to-work battle, Governor Snyder brings back the Local Dictator Law.
- 11/01/12 We Are AFSCME: Campaign Volunteer Shares His Story of Activism Public workers are organizing and campaigning for candidates who support working class families.
- 11/01/12 How Hundreds of Thousands of South Floridians Could Be Disenfranchised GOP cuts early voting nearly in half, lengthens ballots and creates six-hour lines to vote.
- 10/22/12 An Education on Activism at One California University UCLA workers’ pensions and rights are under attack but they’re schooling opponents in face-to-face activism.
- 10/16/12 Supreme Court Protects Last Three Days of Early Voting in Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted’s efforts to restrict voting rights fails again.
- 10/11/12 That Knock at the Door? It’s An AFSCME Member Fighting for Workers. Michigan members hit the streets to rally for candidates and causes that will boost the working middle class.
- 10/10/12 AFSCME Rallies for Justice in Education at Supreme Court High court hearing arguments on University of Texas admissions system.
- 10/10/12 AFSCME Michigan Members Stand Up to Local Dictators Thousands of calls focus on threat to democracy from Public Act 4.
