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Charles DeGross used to toss and turn at night worrying about decisions that would affect nearly two million schoolchildren in Ohio.

Diane Rosenbaum’s political career started well before she was elected to Oregon’s House of Representatives in 1998.

As a union shop steward in Local 7901 at US West, Rosenbaum saw democracy in action — a small number of people making a difference at a grassroots level.

After 23 years as a sheriff’s deputy and union activist, Mike Johnstone is ready to move into management. And he’s running against his boss to do it.

Beverly Earle picked up her local newspaper recently and was, momentarily, appalled to see that a business group had given her a low rating among politicians.

Calling it a “working person’s AOL,” CWA and other AFL-CIO unions have unveiled a new Internet community designed for union families.