We are asking all of our allies and friends to sign this statement and show your solidarity with the Occupy movement: http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/811/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=8469

The city of Miami with all its  high rise condo's and broken down slum housing, clearly depicts the economic disparities that exist throughout the country and the world. We are home to the richest and poorest zip codes in the United States.

Miami Workers Center, and our allies*,  have been working to address these disparities for over a decade: working for economic justice and opportunity for low-income people, organizing workers to demand and win rights, building a movement for fair housing, fighting for migrant rights, and uniting people across neighborhood and ethnicity to end systemic racism.  

We are the 99%.

We are inspired by the Occupy movement, and the dedication of Occupy Miami who have been holding it down in the rain since Saturday. 

Please sign the solidarity statement here:  http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/811/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=8469

In Solidarity, 

Hashim, Sarai, and the rest of the Miami Workers Center team

 

*Other awesome community organizations in South Florida that have fought injustice are: Power U Center, Florida Immigrant Coalition, Take Back the Land, Jobs With Justice, STAND, Vecinos Unidos, We Count!, Sisterhood of Survivors, FANM, Students Working for Equal Rights, Interfaith Workers Justice, the Farm Workers, all of our labor allies, and many more.