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Building Better Pipelines: A Response to Maurice Mitchell
To build a sustainable movement that shifts power from those who have it to those who don’t, we need to provide meaningful support for new leaders.
Racial Justice
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A Year After Its Big Strike, MFT 59 Stays ‘Steady and Ready’
"What they thought would be our weakness was our greatest strength. We looked at the people who were getting paid the least, predominantly teachers of color and ESPs of color. And that became a rallying point for all of us.”
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Election Wins Fuel Long Push to End Cash Bail
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Marcy Rein
In its organizing against cash bail, Louisville SURJ works at the intersection of race and class, electoral campaigns and long-term organizing. It operates in a multi-racial coalition whose members are exploring strategic partnership.