CWA President Larry Cohen was among more than 1,000 marchers who walked for five days from Selma to Montgomery to fight voter suppression and attacks on workers' and immigrant rights. "I have a lot of hope. I can see people in this country building a movement for change," Cohen told TNG-CWA members at the New Local Officers Seminar, one day after returning from the march. Cohen is pictured near center; at left is CWA Public Sector President Brooks Sunkett. The story posted is just one of many AFL-CIO dispatches from the march. For more, click here.

The National Labor Relations Board used to churn out anti-union rulings in obscurity. Now anti-union Republicans have made it a household name, with the NLRB starring in stump speeches, Congressional hearings and TV ads. The Nation piece includes a look at CWA's campaign at T-Mobile.

Union leaders and members joined forces with college students and higher education advocates on Monday during a rally held near the end of the daylong Occupy the Capitol protest. The rally, an effort of solidarity for students and others protesting skyrocketing higher education costs, drew hundreds of people to the north steps of the Capitol as the workday drew to a close and protestors inside the rotunda prepared to be arrested. Read Niesha's Lofng's story and view a gallery of photos from the event.

Media coverage of the Times' Guild protest Wednesday so far includes Poynter and this piece from the Atlantic Wire: "The hallways were impassible outside the daily Page One meeting of the senior-most editors at The New York Times on Wednesday afternoon, due to an unfortunate series of events that has almost 600 journalists up in arms. An internal memo obtained by Poynter described the event as a "quiet, 10-minute display of unity … to show our common dismay over contract negotiations" for the members of the Newspaper Guild."