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Rally with Domestic Workers United

nolaworkerscenter | April 4, 2008

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As part of on going truth force action, Indian H2B workers from the gulf coast joined domestic workers in a rally for justice for a domestic worker, “Angelica,” who worked as a nanny and housekeeper in an apartment in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan, NY.

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The New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice is dedicated to organizing workers across race and industry to build the power and participation of workers and communities. We organize day laborers, guestworkers, and homeless residents to build movement for dignity and rights in the post-Katrina landscape.

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