Sentence examples for workers of color from inspiring English sources

There's a large proportion of workers of color in unions today.

In a statement on Monday, he said, "The fact that Crystal was a woman in the '70s, leading a struggle of thousands of other textile workers against very powerful, virulently anti-union mill companies, inspired a whole generation of people — of women workers, workers of color and white workers".

"The business model in this critical part of the food supply chain increasingly relies on cutting corners and exploiting immigrant workers of color," said Daniel Gross, the executive director of Brandworkers, an advocacy group based in Long Island City, Queens, that represents workers in the food processing and retailing industries.

It could also benefit skilled labor like harpooners, and offered workers of color, like the black Daggoo and South Sea native Queequeg in Moby-Dick, an almost color-blind outlet that was rare at the time.

He called workers of color the "canary in the coal mine".

Workers of color have the most to lose from a premature rate increase.

As Annah Anti-Palindrome (a white women who used to wear dreadlocks) observed on Everyday Feminism,"Without any regard to personal qualifications, even with an incarceration record and no college education, I was often given responsibilities [at work] that put me in positions of authority over my co-workers of color.

Southwick's nomination was widely opposed by civil rights groups for his abysmal record on the rights of workers, people of color and the LGBT community, among others.

This situation disproportionately affects low income workers, people of color, and LA's large immigrant populations, some of whom are least able to fight back.

It will make it possible for low-wage and part-time workers, people of color, and so many others who play by the rules to be there for their loved ones when it counts the most.

This blood-soaked period also included a horrific civil war, periods of near famine, and the massacre or flight into exile of most educated people and skilled workers of any color.