Mark Your Calendars, National Coming Out Day is Sunday, October 11th. Join us in celebrating the day with UFCW 770 OUTreach!
In honor of National Coming Out Day, UFCW 770 celebrates all who have come out as LGBTQ – that takes bravery, and we commend you. Every person who speaks up changes more hearts and minds, and creates new advocates and allies for equality.
At UFCW 770 we know that LGBTQ rights are also workers’ rights as well as human rights. As an inclusive union, we are here to support and advocate for you and your issues. In fact, UFCW 770 has fought for equal rights for LGBTQ workers in the workplace and in the Union. Our Local has always promoted the creation of safe spaces for our LBGTQ members. Building these spaces and also celebrating our diversity among our membership makes us stronger.
Thirty-two years ago, on the anniversary of the National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, the first National Coming Out Day was observed as a reminder that one of our most basic tools is the power of coming out.
Coming out STILL MATTERS. When people know someone who is LGBTQ, they are far more likely to support equality under the law and in the workplace. Beyond that, our stories can be powerful to each other. If you do not identify as LGBTQ, this is also a great opportunity to stand in solidarity with those who are and be an ally for them in their workplace and lives.
It is up to us to make our workplaces inclusive, join me to be an ally for equality!!
#nationalcomingoutday 
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For more information about candidates near you, go to https://ufcw770.org/make-your-voting-plan/.
Workers are wearing a UFCW 770 LGBTQ+ Ally pin to show their support at stores throughout our jurisdiction.
Workers are wearing a UFCW 770 LGBTQ+ Ally pin to show their support at stores throughout our jurisdiction.
If you live in LA City, District 4, you can vote for great 770 endorsed candidates like @davidryu4u !
Make a voting plan and see more of our union endorsed candidates at https://ufcw770.org/make-your-voting-plan/
Workers are wearing a UFCW 770 LGBTQ+ Ally pin to show their support at stores throughout our jurisdiction. 🏳️🌈🌈💪
#NoOnProp22 #sickofgiggreed
Workers are wearing a UFCW 770 LGBTQ+ Ally pin to show their support at stores throughout our jurisdiction.
In honor of National Coming Out Day, UFCW 770 celebrates all who have come out as LGBTQ – that takes bravery, and we commend you. Every person who speaks up changes more hearts and minds, and creates new advocates and allies for equality.
At UFCW 770 we know that LGBTQ rights are also workers’ rights as well as human rights. As an inclusive union, we are here to support and advocate for you and your issues. In fact, UFCW 770 has fought for equal rights for LGBTQ workers in the workplace and in the Union. Our Local has always promoted the creation of safe spaces for our LBGTQ members. Building these spaces and also celebrating our diversity among our membership makes us stronger.
Thirty-two years ago, on the anniversary of the National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, the first National Coming Out Day was observed as a reminder that one of our most basic tools is the power of coming out.
Coming out STILL MATTERS. When people know someone who is LGBTQ, they are far more likely to support equality under the law and in the workplace. Beyond that, our stories can be powerful to each other. If you do not identify as LGBTQ, this is also a great opportunity to stand in solidarity with those who are and be an ally for them in their workplace and lives.
It is up to us to make our workplaces inclusive, join me to be an ally for equality!!
#nationalcomingoutday
You can learn about more 770 endorsed candidates at the link below.
https://ufcw770.org/endorsements
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He was worried about infecting his two young daughters so he isolated in his room for two weeks. He says the hardest part was not being able to hug his children during that time. "
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