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our Proclamation
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The
first Labor
Day:
Speakers placed emphasis upon the economic and civic significance
of the holiday… Today: Bankruptcies
and foreclosures are at record highs and climbing.
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The
signatures on this proclamation will be forwarded to all political
headquarters and media outlets. Please add your voice for
change!
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| WE
BELIEVE: |
That
the decline in American prosperity can and must
be reversed. |
| WE
CHALLENGE: |
Elected
officials, the media, and the nation's employers
to address this most pressing domestic issue--the
decline of opportunity and fair pay for American
workers-- with substance, compassion and commitment. |
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PLEDGE: |
To
hold government and business accountable for policies
that undermine American workers, to vote our conscience,
and to take personal action in the fight for fair
labor practices. |
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DECLARE: |
That
Labor Day, 2004, shall be observed as "The
Working Poor Picnic," and shall mark the turning
point in America's commitment to pride and self-sufficiency
for all working people.
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We,
the undersigned, endorse this proclamation
in the spirit of a
stronger, fairer and more prosperous America:
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