End the abuse. Reynolds, meet with FLOC.

Join us in Winston Salem on May 3 as we rally and march for justice for tobacco farmworkers!
For over 4 years FLOC has asked Reynolds American to meet with the farmworkers who harvest their tobacco to discuss how to put an end to the human rights abuses occurring in NC tobacco fields. While Reynolds continues business as usual, farmworkers continue suffer from dangerous and inhumane working and living conditions.

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Reynolds is also a corporate sponsor of ALEC, and Reynolds exec David Powers sits on ALECs corporate board.

Reynolds made nearly 1.5 billion dollars last year in profits while most farmworkers live in poverty. Last year, Reynolds CEO Daniel Delen made 8.5 million dollars. At the same time the company was raking in billions, it also slashed thousands of jobs from its processing plants in Winston Salem, leaving thousands of hard working families without a paycheck.

Tell Reynolds its time to take responsibility for it's actions and it's supply chain. We will not stand
by as Reynolds turns a blind eye to human rights abuses, puts profit over people, and supports anti-worker, anti-immigrant corporations like ALEC. Our presence at Reynolds Shareholders Meeting is crucial. Its our time to go face to face with Reynolds executives and tell them we demand justice. If youre interested in attending the meeting as a proxy, email flocnc@floc.com by April 20, 2012. 10:00am Meet at Lloyd Presbyterian Church 748 N Chestnut St., Winston Salem, NC 27101 Free parking is available at Lloyd, or pay lots are available downtown. Nearest lot to Reynolds is across from the front entrance on Main St. between 4th and 5th. 10:30 Demonstration at Reynolds Headquarters 401 N Main St, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Followed by Rally at 4th and Trade St. and march through downtown Winston Salem, ending back at Lloyd Presbyterian. Lunch will be provided.

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For more information, contact flocnc@floc.com or 919-731-4433

Get Involved!
Organize a house meeting to spread the word to your family and friends. A FLOC organizer will be there to talk about the campaign and how everyone can get involved. Volunteer at the event. A list of volunteer roles and an online sign up sheet are available at www.floc.com, or email us at flocnc@floc.com for more info. Spread the word. Share this with your family and friends and ask them to join you on May 3!