Just popping in to say the @ReutherLibrary added some @AFSCME commercials to the YouTube channel - including the basis for the AFSCME Parody: https://t.co/GTO0G3SjdB
"You can't hide from the facts! What will they take next? Don't be apathetic. Fight back!" Organizing flyer from Colorado, circa 1980s @AFSCME18@AFSCME
"Someone hired by someone appointed by someone YOU elect affects your life and family around the clock!"
Vintage UAW political literature courtesy of @UAW_Archivist.
Impassioned letter from Local 2545's Paula Harris, founder of the @AFSCME Choir, seeking support. "This choir could go places, I'm going to see that it does...." Dec 26, 1979. The choir's picture appeared in the Feb 1980 issue of Public Employee. @afscmecouncil13@LaborArchivists
Who's attending the North American Labor History Conference? https://t.co/aMMZP4WoeV
FYI, if you're planning to do some research in the archives while your'e here, make sure you have an appointment. @waynestate@ReutherLibrary
Can't wait to see everyone!
The staff of the @ReutherLibrary join in mourning the passing of William Lucy, former @AFSCME Secretary-Treasurer, @CBTU72 co-founder, and important figure in the Civil Rights Movement and American and world-wide labor movements https://t.co/rDCdqkktnk
Bill Lucy was a giant of the labor movement and the civil rights movement. From the 1968 Memphis sanitation strike to his role in ending apartheid, his courageous leadership changed the world. We stand on his shoulders. Rest in power. https://t.co/hdHOZojAGR
Can someone explain how Prince Ice Cream Castles relate to *the* @Prince? Because surely they must. Prince Ice Cream Castles advertised in the Journal of State and Local Government Employees, @AFSCME's official magazine, in the 1940s. #Prince#IceCreamCastles