Dallas Labor News October 14th, 2016
If you want positive change, work with labor. If you want better government officeholders, work with labor. Union and non-union people alike can “get on the program” with the AFL-CIO, not only to win the current elections, but to keep on winning the fight for progress!
The way forward for the progressive movement is through labor. Working people are the only ones who can change things and keep them changed. We didn’t just bring weekends, we brought on virtually every positive change in American history. Did Lincoln free the slaves? Yes, but who supported Lincoln and got him into office? Labor!
Start tomorrow at 8:00am with breakfast at the Elevator Construction Union Hall, 1924 Baird Farm Rd. All of North Texas Labor is concentrating for a mega-block walk.
More Actions Coming UpOct 15, 8A: Breakfast then GOTV canvassing with Tarrant County AFL-CIO from 1924 Baird Farm Rd (Elevator Constructors Union) in Arlington. Tarrant County GOTV also working weekdays from 4025 Rufe Snow Dr in North Richland Hills. Other volunteers are working from 2218 E Main in Grand Prairie. Contact Laura at 817/284-1461
Oct 17 & 18, 1-4P: Retiree phone banking from Alliance/AFT hall, 334 Centre (at Bishop) in Oak Cliff
Oct 17 & 18, 5:30-8P: Phone banking from AFL-CIO, 1408 N Washington#240.
Oct 22, 9:30A: Dallas labor GOTV from 1934 Pendleton Rd Garland 75041
Oct 22 (all day, times TBA): City-wide Day of Music. Free performances ongoing at various locations around Fort Worth, See fwsomusicians.com
Oct 23, 7:00: Vivaldi's Four Seasons with Michael Shih, solo violin at Broadway Baptist Church, 305 W. Broadway Ave. General Admission Prices: $20 Adults, $15 Senior Citizens, $5 Students. See fwsomusicians.com
Oct 24, 10:30: First day of early voting rally at Allen Courts Building, 600 Commerce in downtown Dallas. Contact Judy Bryant at 214-729-0063
Oct 30, 7:00: Halloween Concert at Arborlawn United Methodist Church, 5501 Briarhaven Rd. This is a free, family oriented concert, but donations gratefully accepted. fwsomusicians.com
--Gene Lantz, Press Secretary