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"How the New Working Class Can Transform Urban America" Robin Kelley
Kelley explains how the pervasive imagery that exists about the urban "underclass" undermines our understanding of a contemporary urban working class. The urban working class, many of whom are Latino and women, can be found in many different industries today including hospitals, universities, nursing homes, food services and retail establishments. He also discusses why organizing the new immigrant labor force is a challenge for the labor movement. He highlights Justice for Janitors, one of the most significant labor-based social justice movements, of which Black and Latino women make up the majority of its membership. He highlights a second broad-based radical movement " the Labor/Community Strategy Center based in Los Angeles, CA. The Center's most important campaign has been the Bus Riders Union, since public transportation is one of the few issues that impacts the lives of many urban working people. This campaign argued that the public transportation system's policies violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Justice for Janitors is made up primarily of workers who have been ignored, particularly:
a. blue-collar White men
b. Black and Latino men
c. poor White women
d. poor women of color

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