Building Bridges Radio-Holidays Anti Sweatshop Rally & family of soldier who died in Iraq

WBAI Radio’s Building Bridges:

Your Community & Labor Report – National Edition

Produced & Hosted by Mimi Rosenberg & Ken Nash



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* Report Back From Iraq with Fernando Suarez del Solar, Whose Son Jesus was Killed During the Invasion of Iraq


also

* Go Puff Daddy Go, or

How Sean Combs Could be The Man, The Hero, from the National Labor Committee’s Holidays Season of

Conscience Anti-Sweat Shop Rally

and

* Workers of the Grand Central Oyster Bar On Strike!

************************************************************* Report Back From Iraq with Fernando Suarez del Solar, Whose Son Jesus was Killed During the Invasion of Iraq


As President Bush was completing his two-hour visit to Iraq, a delegation of 10 military family members and veterans were about to embark on a one-week trip to Iraq to express their concerns about the occupation and see first-hand the reality being faced by Iraqis and U.S. troops. Just days after their return, Fernando Suarez del Solar reports back about what really going on in Iraq and the presents his

ideas for alternatives to the occupation.

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Workers of the Grand Central Oyster Bar On Strike!

The staff of the Oyster Bar has provided quality service to those who have come into the restaurant. Now the owners are asking the workers to risk their union pension and health insurance. The restaurant is doing a good business. The workers shouldn’t have to bear a burden while the owners continue their plans for expansion of the restaurant elsewhere.

That’s why the Oyster Bar workers are on strike.

************************************************************Go Puff Daddy Go, or

How Sean Combs Could be The Man, The Hero, from the National Labor Committee’s Holidays Season of

Conscience Anti-Sweat Shop Rally


It takes a large and powerful person to rock the global economy, demanding an end to sweatshops and child labor. While Sean “P. Diddy”

Combs trained and ran the NYC Marathon in an effort to raise money “for the kids,” young woman producing cloths for his “Sean John” clothing line were suffering grave abuses and were fired if they tried to speak out about their mistreatment

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