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"Yesterday, both the labor movement and the civil rights movement lost one of their most dedicated and influential champions with the passing of Brother Bill Lucy. "He stood alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the Memphis sanitation workers' strike, a pivotal moment in our nation’s history where labor and civil rights converged, and he never stopped believing in the power of solidarity to change the world. He knew that regardless of race or background, workers deserved dignity, respect, and a fair share of the prosperity they helped create. "Bill was not just an ally in our shared fight for justice—he was my friend, brother, and a guiding light for countless people who believed in the power of collective action and the pursuit of equality for all." - UMWA International President Cecil E. Roberts

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"Yesterday, both the labor movement and the civil rights movement lost one of their most dedicated and influential champions with the passing of Brother Bill Lucy. "He stood alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the Memphis sanitation workers' strike, a pivotal moment in our nation’s history where labor and civil rights converged, and he never stopped believing in the power of solidarity to change the world. He knew that regardless of race or background, workers deserved dignity, respect, and a fair share of the prosperity they helped create. "Bill was not just an ally in our shared fight for justice—he was my friend, brother, and a guiding light for countless people who believed in the power of collective action and the pursuit of equality for all." - UMWA International President Cecil E. Roberts

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Fighting for PA. Fighting for workers like you. Paid for by UMWA COMPAC. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.

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