Pittsburgh unions rally in support of Wisconsin workers -- Feb. 22, 2011
"Public labor union advocates clad in red neckties and red shirts rallied today Downtown in support of their Wisconsin brethren fighting anti-union measures there."
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"Twenty-five union representatives gathered outside Pittsburgh City Council’s meeting room at the rally organized by Councilwoman Natalia Rudiak. She originally intended the gathering as a way to “honor our public workers,” but she changed it to a rally when “the governor of Wisconsin set about his warpath.”
"Rudiak and others chose to wear red because it is the color of the Badgers of the University of Wisconsin in Madison, the state capital, said Marty Marks, a union organizer.
"“When it’s open season on the workers of Wisconsin … it’s going to be open season on Pennsylvania pretty soon,” said Pittsburgh Councilman Doug Shields."
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