food tobacco agricultural and allied workers FTA Pamphlet Not Words, But Action: Moranda

Not Words, But Action: Moranda Smith, Food and Tobacco Workers Local 22, and the Fight to Expand Democracy Labor Notes 75 Years Ago, NC Tobacco Workers Challenged Jim Crow with Civil Rights Unionism UE Farmworkers in America: State of fear in tobacco fields Oxfam Workers in a tobacco field, 1926. Black Wide Awake Have you heard of Local 22 of the Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers in Winston Salem, NC, where Black women, side by side with their white coworkers, led a major struggle against Soto Our next feature for #BlackHistoryMonth is Velma Hopkins. During the 1940s, she was a member of Local 22, under the Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers of America CIO, helping to

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