LISTEN NOW: The I AM Story Podcast from @AFSCME explores the history of the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike told by those who experienced it firsthand.
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Dr. King was assassinated in 1968 while in Memphis supporting and marching with the sanitation workers. Today is the 55th anniversary of his death. We honor him by continuing to tell this story.
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The 1968 sanitation worker strike in Memphis still holds lessons for the waste industry today, says AFSCME president Lee Saunders. A new podcast tells the story of the movement: https://t.co/2LEdmEUhOe
In 1968, Black sanitation workers in Memphis struck for dignity, safer working conditions & higher wages. They won by forming a union! Today, Americans are striking for the same reasons & demanding #UnionsForAll. Check out @AFSCME's new podcast: https://t.co/oVS6wEJyU7
Excited to share my discussion with Lee Saunders and @AFSCME about the Memphis sanitation workers who stood up for their rights in 1968 and declared “I Am a Man.” Listen today👇🏾
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ICYMI: The @guardian named the I AM Story a top podcast of the week!
Join others in reliving the history of the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike. You can find the second episode here: https://t.co/vznEmukabp
55 years ago today, Dr. King was in Memphis to support sanitation workers striking in the face of dangerous and degrading working conditions. This year, AFSCME honors their legacies with the new I AM STORY podcast.
Listen to the first episode now: https://t.co/4fnNLKw8rC