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— Feb 26
To honor Black history, fund our front-line heroes
What’s the best way to Congress to recognize Black History Month? Passing aid to states, cities, towns and schools. This column explains why.
— Feb 25
40,000 child care providers win COVID-19 relief
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that will deliver critical COVID-19 relief to child care providers facing economic disaster.
— Feb 24
AFSCME supports Amazon workers seeking a voice on the job
Amazon workers – like workers everywhere – deserve a union and the company’s employees in Bessemer, Alabama, are trying to make that happen.
— Feb 23
Scholarships designed to boost minority ranks in health care
UNAC/UHCP is offering five scholarships of $2,000 each to increase the ranks of health care workers of Black/African descent.
— Feb 22
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