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CWA e-Newsletter: July 17, 2014
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July 17, 2014
Voting Rights Update: Judge Calls Out Florida Redistricting Conspiracy; Global Trade Deals Can No Longer Include Investor State Dispute Resolution; Heads Up: CWA's Telephone Town Hall is Tonight!; Movement Building: Iowa CWAers Join Community Group to Fight Corporate Polluters; Netroots Nation 2014; Detroit, Turn on the Water!; 50 Years Later, a Look Back at the Struggle for Civil and Human Rights; Bargaining Update; CWAer's Daughter Lifts Torch to Light the Way; VW Workers in Chattanooga Get Their Union; Movement Building: Pride@Work Wants T-Mobile to Stop Violating Workers Rights
Voting Rights Update: Judge Calls Out Florida Redistricting Conspiracy
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July 17, 2014
A Florida judge has thrown out the state's congressional redistricting map in a scathing decision that he said reveals a "secret, organized campaign" to create "a shadow redistricting process" that favors Republicans.
Global Trade Deals Can No Longer Include Investor State Dispute Resolution
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July 17, 2014
The U.S. could learn a thing or two from Germany. In that country, there is nearly universal opposition to Investor-State Dispute Settlement, the provision the U.S. is pushing for in the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership and a proposed deal with European nations.
Heads Up CWA's Telephone Town Hall is Tonight
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July 17, 2014
You won't want to miss tonight's town hall call, starting at 7:30 pm ET. Tonight, two amazing activists from US Airways and American Airlines will talk about their 20-year effort to help win union representation at their airlines.
Movement Building: Iowa CWAers Join Community Group to Fight Corporate Polluters
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July 17, 2014
Iowa CWA leaders and activists joined members of Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement (CCI) for workshops and discussions at the CCI annual convention, then capped things off with a direct action protest at the governor?s mansion.