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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2025 · 57 MIN

Why Should We Celebrate Black History Month?; Actions & Policies from the New Administration

from CWA Hour of Power · host Communications Workers of America

Join us for another powerful episode of CWA "OUR" Power Radio, where we break down the latest in labor, civil rights, and policy changes that impact working people across the country. BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Why do we have it? What are the Benefits? – Mikeya Jones leads an important discussion on the significance of Black History Month, its role in our fight for justice, and the lasting benefits of honoring our past. Spotlighting Our Own – Reginald Small – Celebrating union members making a difference in their workplaces and communities. Tea With Tay: Actions & Policies from the New Administration – The Impact and the Impacted – Tay Akins unpacks the sweeping changes rolling out under Project 2025, a political agenda targeting civil rights, labor protections, LGBTQIA+ communities, women’s rights, and racial equity efforts. Who’s getting hit the hardest, and how do we fight back? Grab your tea—this one is HOT! Union Buster of the Week – Timmia Wiley – Exposing those working against union power and workers' rights.

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