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| + | [[Peter Meredith]] was supported in his election campaign by [[Shuron Jones]], [[Tony Pecinovsky]], [[Paul Fehler]], [[Akeem Shannon]], and [[Annie Rice]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:47, 6 January 2018
Template:TOCnestleft Shuron Jones is a St. Louis Missouri activist.
2017 Hershel Walker Peace and Justice Awards
A diverse crowd of 170 gathered at the Painter’s Union District Council 58 hall to honor five labor and community leaders receiving the Hershel Walker ‘Peace and Justice’ Awards Breakfast May 13, 2017.
The annual awards breakfast was commissioned to commemorate the extraordinary life of St. Louis trade unionist and civil rights leader Hershel Walker, who dedicated over 60 years to the labor, peace, and justice movements.
At the union hall, Shuron Jones, Mistress of Ceremonies, and Nikki Battreal of the St. Louis Workers’ Education Society welcomed union members, community activists, and elected officials to the event, as the crowd made their way back to their tables for the keynote speaker’s opening remarks.
The awards ceremony was hosted by the Missouri/Kansas People’s World and the St. Louis Workers’ Education Society. .[1]
Peoples Summit panel
Judith LeBlanc, Thomas Wayne Walker, Shuron Jones, Joseph Schwartz, Timmy Lu were panelists on a Democratic Socialists of America sponsored panel at The People's Summit 2017 in June in Chicago.
It was entitled "Electoral Politics and transformative Politics:A View from the Left".
The Left We Want to Build: Breaking Out of the Margins
In June 2017, Shuron Jones St. Louis Workers’ Education Society signed the letter The Left We Want to Build: Breaking Out of the Margins.
Supporing Peter Meredith
Peter Meredith was supported in his election campaign by Shuron Jones, Tony Pecinovsky, Paul Fehler, Akeem Shannon, and Annie Rice.