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AFL-CIO Constituency Groups Stand with Native Americans to Stop the Dakota Access Pipeline
Council FIRE is pleased to report that all AFL-CIO Constituency groups have taken a stand to support Native Rights and to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline. Council FIRE has been working with these constituency groups to bring Native issues into mainstream … Continue reading
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Tagged AFLCIO, APALA, APRI, CBTU, CLUW, Council Fire, Dakota Pipeline, Kevin Cummings, LCLAA, Machinists Union, native american, native rights, native women, NO DAP, Pride@Work, Save the Water
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