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Warehouse Workers United (WWU) and their supporters block traffic in front of a Walmart distribution hub 45-miles east of Los Angeles. The hub that solely moves Walmart goods from the Port of Long Beach for Walmart stores across the nation is operated by the logistics firm NFI Industries and temporary staffing agency, Warestaff. Past efforts to organize workers at the Mira Loma location led to ...

Experience a WWU organized picket line at WalMart subcontractors NFI and Warestaff in Mira Loma. The prior day the workers' rights group had finished a 50-mile, six-day pilgrimage from the Inland Empire to Los Angeles to raise awareness of the workplace conditions, among a list of other complaints.

During a picket line break, a multi-faith group of clergy speak to Warehouse Worker United (WWU) members and their supporters at Walmart subcontractor NFI and Warestaff in Mira Loma. The clergy made a good faith effort to observe work conditions at the employer after media reports about exploitation. The lack of drinking water, inadequate break and restroom facilities, and safety concerns were ...

During a picket line break, a multi-faith group of clergy speak to Warehouse Worker United (WWU) members and their supporters at Walmart subcontractor NFI and Warestaff in Mira Loma. The clergy made a good faith effort to observe work conditions at the employer after media reports about exploitation. The lack of drinking water, inadequate break and restroom facilities, and safety concerns were ...

Guadalupe Palma's "WalMarch" speech welcomes Warehouse Workers United (WWU) members and supporters to the west steps of Los Angeles city hall. The 50-mile, six-day march from the Inland Empire to Los Angeles was an effort to raise awareness to the struggle of warehouse workers in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.

The co-founder of the United Farm Workers (UFW) speaks to Warehouse Workers United (WWU) members and their supporters on the steps of Los Angeles city hall after then end of "WalMarch." The 50-mile, six-day pilgrimage from the Inland Empire to Los Angeles was an effort to raise awareness to the struggle of 85,000 warehouse workers in Riverside and San Bernardino County. "Friends don't let frien...

Walk the last block of the 50-mile, six-day "Walmarch" from the Inland Empire to Los Angeles. The effort of Warehouse Workers' United (WWU) to raise awareness of the plight warehouse workers in Riverside and San Bernardino counties face moving goods for WalMart subcontractors.

The shared struggle between warehouse workers and farm workers is discussed in a speech by the president of the United Farm Workers (UFW) Arturo Rodriguez. The 50-mile, six-day pilgrimage from the Inland Empire to Los Angeles is an effort to raise awareness to the plight of 85,000 warehouse workers in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. The laborers face indoor heat, dehydration, and inadequ...

Reverend Myriam Monnet from Trinity United Methodist Church says a thoughtful prayer for the warehouse workers, and their supporters, at the WalMarch send off . The 50-mile, 6-day pilgrimage from the IE to LA is set to raise awareness to the plight of 85,000 warehouse workers. The laborers face indoor heat, dehydration, and inadequate pay moving boxes for WalMart subcontractors.

Jesus Figueroa performs a traditional Chumash song on the Kokopilli Intaglios. The 300 ft long fertility deity, that is only visible from above, is thousands of years old. Last year, it was cut in half for an access road for the Blythe Solar Power Project. The orange BLM fence in the background is from 150 foot-wide road that recently destroyed part of the sacred site.

Teamsters President James P. Hoffa speaks to a coaltion of supporters on behalf of the plight of workers at South Coast Recycling Center in Los Angeles.

A former and current worker from South Coast Recycling, Inc. in Los Angeles speak about the lack of restroom facilites, trash juice, and other grievances. A coalition of supporters from the Teamsters, Sierra Club, and the Don't Waste LA project were in the audience to support to the cause.

Two cars behind the police line remain with men who earlier made the claim to be professional media. The pair filmed and photographed activist from a distance. "Joe Benz" from the Inland News Service wore an expired press pass. A bus that brought in police with tactical gear is positioned next to them.

Students and community leaders protest further budget cuts at San Bernardino Valley College. Interim President Dr. Larry Buckley comes out to address the crowd.

F29 Shut Down the Corporations (Schneider Logistics/Mira Lo

F29 Shut Down the Corporations (Schneider Logistics/Mira Lo

F29 Shut Down the Corporations (Schneider Warehouse/Mira Lo

F29 Shut Down the Corporations Action (Mira Loma/Schneider Warehouse)

Warehouse Workers United (WWU) Action