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Workers reject McDonald’s racism

After facing a pattern of racial discrimination and sexual harassment, 17 Black and Latino/a McDonald’s workers in the state of Virginia were told by management that they “need to get the ghetto out of the store.” Then management fired them. In response to a call for actions in solidarity with these workers, and all who face racism and low wages at work, the Buffalo Anti-Racism Coalition partnered with the Coalition for Economic Justice and others to rally on Feb. 27 at the McDonald’s on Main Street in the Buffalo, N.Y., suburb of Williamsville.

Ellie Dorritie

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