Black History Month

    

 

 

 

 

 

      

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     The Legacy Museum in Montgomery, Alabama           

 

                                                                                                                                                                A Phillip Randolph, 1st Speaker & Co-Organizer of March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom 8/1963

The Gateway to Freedom Memorial in Detroit Michigan (On the Detroit River Facing Canada)

 

 

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, Michigan 

The Cleveland Summit of 1967 in Cleveland, Ohio

Some of the Participants of the Cleveland Summit

In Solidarity,

Karon Waites Jr.

 UAW Local 1050 Civil & Human Rights Chair

                                                         

  UAW LOCAL 1050 CIVIL & HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE MEMBERS

      Karon Waites Jr. - Chairperson, Civil  & Human Rights- H- Thermal Operator 108 Heat Treat

    

     Charles ‘Taz’ Tazewell- Vice Chairman-

        

James "Gappy" Burney - President/Ex-Officio

UAW Mission Statement: The job of the Local Union Civil & Human Rights Committee is to assist, educate and mobilize local union members and officers against ALL forms of discrimination in the workplace, community and the nation.

Your Membership on this committee represents your commitment to equal rights and social justice, as prescribed in the UAW Constitution. Your valued participation enhances the vision of our UAW and equal rights for ALL workers.

To remain Strong and United, our local unions must guard the rights of all its members.