MISSION STATEMENT
BWFJ believes that African American workers need self organization to help empower ourselves at the workplace, in communities and throughout the whole of US society to organize, educate, mobilize and struggle for power, justice, self-determination and human rights for African Americans, other oppressed nationalities, women and all working class people whether employed or unemployed, union workers or unorganized. We work to build the strength and leadership of Black workers in the Black Freedom and labor movements.
Ron "Slim" Washington
On August 22, 2010 Ron "Slim" Washington, surrounded by his family with Miles Davis' Kind of Blue playing, made his transition to join the ancestors. His death was a tremendous loss to the workers ... Read More...
Reparations Leader Joins the Ancestors
R.I.P. Sister Njeri Alghanee. Njeri Alghanee, and her son were involved in a tragic accident on June 24th that claimed her life and injured her son. As president of the National Coalition of Blacks ... Read More...
