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ciw @ soa Add Video to QuickList ciw @ soa 02:23 The Coalition of Immokalee Workers travled from Immokalee, Florida to Fort Benni The Coalition of Immokalee Workers travled from Immokalee, Florida to Fort Benning, Georgia to protest against the School of the Americas. Tags: Coalition of Immokalee Workers McDonald's worker farmworker justice activism

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CIW Press Conference @ BK Corporate Headquarters Farmworkers from Immokalee who pick tomatoes for the fast-food industry travel to the Burger King's corporate HQ to demand the fast-food giant take responsibility for the exploitation and human rights violations in its supply chain. Tags: Burger King farmworker justice activism Coalition of Immokalee Workers sweatshops tomatoes exploitation

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Zach De La rocha & Tom Morello - CIW Why (Wild International) - New track from (One Day As A Lion) Tom Morello & Zach de la Rocha of Rage Against the Machine perform at the House of Blues in Chicago for the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) "Concert for Fair food," celebrating their recent victory to obtain better working conditions and wages through an agreement with the McDonalds corporation. Tags: against CIW de Fair food la machine Mcdonalds Rage rocha to zach wild international one day as lion

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Microsoft CIW Prototype Demo - UXE Its Microsoft CIW Prototype Demo - UXE - Im not sure maybe This layout will also be used for Windows Vienna Tags: Microsoft CIW Prototype Demo UXE Future OS Vienna

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Haitian Rara at CIW March Haitian Rara at CIW March Tags: Haitian Rara CIW Immigraton Farm-worker

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CIW "Concert for Fair Food" On Saturday, April 14th, CIW members got together with 2,000 of their closest friends from throughout Chicago and across the country for the "Concert for Fair Food." Six years ago, a handful of farmworkers stood on the side of a street in Ft. Myers, Florida, to launch a campaign to hold the fast-food industry accountable for the exploitation of the workers who pick its tomatoes. On Saturday, some of those same workers stood on stage in Chicago, in a hall overflowing with allies and passion, to celebrate that campaign's new agreement with the largest restaurant chain in the world and to declare the future of what has become now a full-fledged social movement, a movement grounded in a vision of dignity and human rights that extends well beyond the tomato fields of Florida. The Hot 8 Brass Brand traveled all the way from New Orleans to join us for the planned Carnaval in Chicago, but was right at home in the House of Blues. As the program reached the three hour mark, it was time to hear from the workers whose vision gave birth to the movement for Fair Food. Domingo Jacinto (far left) -- one of the six CIW members who waged a 30-day hunger strike ten years ago in Immokalee to demand talks with Florida tomato growers -- and Mathieu Beaucicot (with mic) gave thanks in Kanjobal and Haitian Creole to the crowd for standing shoulder to shoulder with workers from Immokalee in their battle. The CIW wrapped up with a stirring speech by Lucas Benitez, a CIW member since its inception nearly 15 years ago, who connected the workers' struggle to the Civil Rights movement and to the shared vision of a promised land where fundamental human rights are universally guaranteed to to all. Lucas also made clear that the path to the promised land runs through Miami, home to Burger King. He challenged Burger King to meet the new standards established in the McDonald's agreement, or to face growing conflict to intensify by the year's end. And then, the moment so many had been waiting for during seven long, long years... The reunion was done. Here in this space, created by farmworkers from Immokalee, Zack de la Rocha and Tom Morello came together again to lend their music and inspiration to the workers' battle for a more just world. film by Vincent Eirene / Blastfurnace TV for mre information: http://www.ciw-online.org/ Tags: Immokalee CIW protest strike Taco Bell McDonalds Rage Against The Machine Morello De Larocha

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CIW Burger King RGV Protest and Petition Campaign The CIW is launching a national petition drive to demand that Burger King and other food industry leaders work with the CIW to improve the wages and working conditions for the workers who pick their tomatoes, and join with the CIW in an industry-wide effort to eliminate slavery and human rights abuses from Florida's fields. To sign the online petition, visit: http://fairfoodnation.mayfirst.org/petition Para Espanol: http://fairfoodnation.mayfirst.org/peticion Tags: Burger King exploitation protest farmworkers petition RGV Immokalee Florida Grassroots slavery fair food

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CIW: Modern Day Slavery Farmworkers in the fields of Florida put food on our tables, but get poverty wages and sweatshop conditions. Unite with the Coalition of Immokalee Workers to demand Fair Food and end modern-day slave labor in America. Join the petition campaign and ask Burger King to pay just 1 cent more per pound of tomatoes. Consumers and workers together can make a difference. Go to: www.ciw-online.org Tags: CIW Coalition of Immokalee Workers migrant worker farmworker fair food boycott petition slavery Taco Bell Burger King

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Burger King/CIW Press Conference Burger King announced on Friday (5/23/08) that it had reached an agreement to improve the wages and working conditions of tomato pickers in Florida. **In 2007, members of Sojourners' list serv sent in more than 125,000 letters of protest to Burger King for their inhumane wages for tomato pickers** At a news conference on Capitol Hill, the hamburger chain, based in Miami, said it would pay tomato prices adequate to give workers a wage increase of 1.5 cents a pound. A penny a pound will go into the workers' pockets. The extra half-cent is intended to cover additional payroll taxes and administrative costs for tomato growers. Read more about the deal here: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/24/business/24farm.html?partner=rssnyt&emc=rss Tags: Immokalee workers Burger King tomato pickers Senator Bernie Sanders Grassroots Outreach

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Rage Against the Machine C.I.W. Jam + Vietnow - Vegoose 2007 New footage of Rage's performance closing out Las Vegas' Vegoose Festival on 10/28/07. The C.I.W. Jam is sparking rumors among fans that they're going to release a new album sometime in the future. This song was originally performed acoustic at the House of Blues in April 2007. And the moment at 3:26 where Zack's voice echoes "Lemme hear ya!" is one of my favorite live Rage moments ever. Visit RATM fansite http://vietnow.org for Rage news, reviews, discussion, videos, stuff, and info! Tags: rage against the machine las vegas nevada 2007 vegoose new song album

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