On Nov. 3, 1979, Klan and Nazi Party members killed 5 labor and community organizers in Greensboro. 40 years later, survivors want to share lessons learned.
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Tune in at noon on 91.5 FM, @wunc to learn how pollutants got in the #HawRiver, why #AfricanAmericanStudies will not be required in Forsyth Co. Schools, and the story of the #GreensboroMassacre forty years after.
Sunday was the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro massacre, when members of the KKK and American Nazi Party "without any seeming fear or worry" killed five people and injured 10 others in Greensboro, North Carolina. "The police were nowhere to be found," says Dr. Marty Nathan.
#tdih 1979 César Vincente Cauce, Michael Ronald Nathan, M.D., William Evan Sampson, Sandra Neely Smith, and James Michael Waller, M.D. were murdered by Klan during a rally in Greensboro, NC. Police were alerted and absent. #terrorism Follow: @Gsolessons https://t.co/Fgqq7rsdjD
Civil rights lawyer Flint Taylor reflects on 40 years since the #GreensboroMassacre. A bit of #NC civil rights history. On @WFAE (via WUNC) https://t.co/d9AubGrMRZ
Bertha Bradley, #FightFor15 leader, explains how *knowledge is key* and we must keep our fight strong forty years after the Greensboro Massacre. #UnionsForAll
On the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre, @RevStarskyWilson speaks about the importance of supporting children and families in our fight for respect and dignity. #FightFor15#UnionsForAll
We're coming together to uplift labor organizing in the South and celebrate the legacy of those killed on the 40th anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre.
Our fight for rights and dignity at work and in our communities is not over. And we will win. #FightFor15#UnionsForAll
*"There is no history of companies just giving you things without you organizing and struggling for them"* – Rev. Nelson Johnson ahead of the 40th anniversary commemoration of the Greensboro Massacre ... And why the #FightFor15 is absolutely necessary.
"We need to understand then to understand now. And look at where we are today!" Glad @RevDrBarber could join us on video from Kentucky at @Gsolessons reflecting on the 40 years since the Greensboro Massacre