Where We Stand

Black Workers For Justice is an organization of Black workers organizing to build the African American workers' movement as a central force in the struggle for Black Liberation and Worker's Power.

We stand:

• For workers control of the wealth from their labor and for fighting, democratic unions of rank and file workers
  
  
• Against the exploitation of all workers
  
  
• For democratic rights and equality of all races, nationalities and sexes
  
  
• Against racism, white supremacy, homophobia and sexism
  
  
• For social programs for working people, youth, the elderly, physically challenged and poor
  
  
• Against wars and military spending to make the rich richer
  
  
• For jobs, income, training for the unemployed, affirmative action for Blacks, oppressed nationalities, women and physically challenged workers
  
  
• Against unemployment, plant closings, and "run away shops"
  
  
• For health and safety on the job and in the community
  
  
• Against dangerous conditions and "killer shops"
  
  
• For the political empowerment of all working people, and the freedom and national liberation of Blacks and oppressed nationalities
  
  
• Against the political powerlessness of all working people and against racist national oppression of Blacks and all oppressed nationalities