Fw: P&R issue on The Right to Organize / and a new and promising Labor book

I've today received a couple of notes from Chester Hartman of the really excellent publication, Poverty and Race.  I am indebted to Mr Hartman for a gift sub to that which he arranged about a year ago.  In this, the second note, he makes mention of a new and promising book on Labor, organizing, and civil rights.  I'm pleased to forward this around our little List world.  Solidarity, Hunter


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Chester Hartman 
To: 'Hunter Gray' 
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 3:32 PM
Subject: P&R issue on The Right to Organize


"A Civil Right to Organize" is the cover article in the Jan./Feb. Poverty & Race, a précis of the similarly titled new book, by Richard Kahlenberg & Moshe Z. Marvit. Accompanying it are short commentaries by civil rights leaders, academics and labor leaders - in the latter category, Larry Cohen of CWA, Randi Weingarten of AFT, and Leo Gerard of the Steelworkers.

 

It's available at www.prrac.org, the website of the Poverty & Race Research Action Council. If you want a hard copy of the 24-page issue, mail a SASE (large size and 85 cents postage) to Chester Hartman, PRRAC, 1200 18th St. NW, #200, Wash., DC 20036.

 

 



Chester Hartman
Director of Research
Poverty & Race Research Action Council
1200 18th St. NW, #200
Wash., DC 20036
202/906-8025
fax: 202/842-2885
[email protected]
www.prrac.org



HUNTER GRAY [HUNTER BEAR/JOHN R SALTER JR] Mi'kmaq /St. Francis 
Abenaki/St. Regis Mohawk 
Member, National Writers Union AFL-CIO
www.hunterbear.org 
(much social justice material)

I have always lived and worked in the Borderlands.

See my piece ON BEING A MILITANT AND RADICAL
ORGANIZER -- AND AN EFFECTIVE ONE (Mississippi et al.):
http://crmvet.org/comm/hunter1.htm

The Stormy Adoption of an Indian Child [My Father]:
http://hunterbear.org/James%20and%20Salter%20and%20Dad.htm
(Expanded in Fall 2012. Photos. Material on our Native
background.) 

See the new and expanded/updated edition of my very well-reviewed 
"Organizer's Book" -- the inside story of the massive Jackson
Mississippi Movement, the murder of Medgar Evers, and more.
And with my new and very substantial introduction:
http://hunterbear.org/jackson.htm