Help Spread the Word About the Liberty Boycott -
Get Out The National Mailing!

WHERE: The Brooklyn Workers Center, inside the YWCA at 30 Third Avenue in downtown Brooklyn (near the corner of Atlantic).

WHEN: Sunday July 25 and throughout the week from 2pm-6pm.

Please call ahead to let us know when you can come to help out!
(718) 625-9091

On July 8th the "Ain't I a Woman?!" campaign and garment workers launched a national boycott against clothing manufacturer Liberty Apparel and demanded that manufacturers like Liberty and DKNY be held accountable to their subcontracted workers.

Garment workers toiled in one of the Liberty's factories in New York City sewing clothing for 14 hours a day at $3 an hour. After working up to 80 hours a week with wages withheld for up to eight months, the workers, mostly women, had little time to eat or sleep let alone be with and care for their families. In fact, several workers had to send their babies back to China to be raised---a growing pattern among overworked, immigrant parents in the U.S.

Help us get out an important national mailing about this boycott, which could affect the rights of all subcontracted workers in the U.S. - not only garment workers, but also workers in construction, temp, high tech, and office work, janitorial and cleaning service, poultry, meat-packing, home healthcare and other industries - to demand accountability from the companies they work for.

You are also invited to bring us the names and addresses of friends, relatives and contacts for organizations that would be interested in supporting the boycott. Just email the info to nmass@yahoo.com.

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