
Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations faculty and staff are sharing their expertise on racism at work, the power of police unions, and the nationwide protests.
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NJTV News interviews Sheri Davis of the Center for Innovation in Worker Organization about expanded efforts to elevate more women and people of color in the worker justice movement.
The Counter reports a coalition of trade unions and progressive organizations are demanding justice for Black Americans, quoting Naomi R Williams.
Rutgers Today asks Christopher Hayes and Naomi R Williams to recommend books on racial justice.
Insider explores the history of reparations and the renewed call for congressional action, quoting Naomi R Williams.
NJ Spotlight reports a New Jersey appeals court temporarily froze the state attorney general’s order, quoting Christopher Hayes.
The Star-Ledger publishes an op-ed by Tamara Lee about racial inequities in unions and collective bargaining.
Supermarket News reports on workplace diversity in the food retail industry, quoting Hazel-Anne Johnson-Marcus on the “sticky floors” that keep workers of color from advancing to management positions.
HuffPost asks Kyra Leigh Sutton about her advice to jobseekers participating in Black Lives Matter protests.
ROI-NJ reports the Center for Innovation in Worker Organization is leveling up two of its programs, quoting Sheri Davis and Marilyn Sneiderman.
Business Insider interviews Hazel-Anne Johnson-Marcus about SHRM’s strong diversity and inclusion resources and areas for growth.