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“Life in the Sweatshop Stadium.”

WORKER TESTIMONIES OF CAMDEN YARDS

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May 23 at 7:00 PM • Red Emma’s

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When the UWA started organizing the cleaners at Camden Yards workers were paid $4 an hour.  They were fed out of trash cans and were subject to many other indignities and human rights violations. Camden Yards is owned by the public and used for private gain.  So not only are the cleaners being exploited for profit, but they are doing this while working on behalf of the public’s stadium. 

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Hear about the human rights violations at the stadium, and how workers are taking justice into their hands and demanding an end to the human rights violations.  Will be part of an Open Mic.

Calendar

• May 20: Sweatshop Carnival at RFK Stadium & Gospel Concert PDF / Word
  • 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM
  • Concert and cookout starts at 2:00 PM at Agape House (222 N Carrolton Ave)
  • At 3:30 PM we will begin loading buses to take participants to RFK Stadium in DC
• May 23: Worker Testimonials PDF / Word
  • 7:00 PM
  • Red Emma’s (800 St. Paul Street)
• June 24: Freedom from Poverty March PDF
• July 11: Sweatfree Baseball Protest at All-Stars Game in Pittsburgh

Read more about the United Workers Association at

http://unitedworkersassociation.org/