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Hundreds of stories have been written
about the Taco Bell boycott and the CIW's work against
modern-day slavery since 2001 in local and national
papers, as well as in university dailies and religious
news services across the country. However, due to changes
in many commercial media web sites, and the increasing
use of registration or pay requirements to access sites,
many of the stories are no longer available on the net.
The links below are a collection of those articles still
available by good old fashioned clicking -- so click
away and enjoy the free internet (while you still can)...
* "Human
rights dying on the vine," Los Angeles Times,
Op/Ed, Eric Schlosser 5/04 - Boycott
* "Hellraisers:
Power to the Pickers," Mother Jones Magazine
7/04 - Boycott/General
* "Picking
a fight," Orlando Weekly 6/01 - Boycott/General
* "Nobodies:
Does slavery exist in America?," New Yorker
4/03 - Slavery
* "Slavery?
In Florida? in 2003? Yes," Palm Beach Post
Op/Ed 11/03 - Slavery/Boycott
* "Immigrant
advocates win award," Washington Post 11/03
- RFK Human Rights Award
* "Farmworkers
walk for freedom," Alternet 11/03 - Root Cause
March/Boycott
* "Still
harvesting shame," Palm Beach Post Special
Report 12/03
*
"Florida's
Fields of Despair: Destitute Farmworkers Exploited,"
Miami
Herald Special Report 9/03
* "Esclavitud
en el siglo XXI," Univision
(reporte de internet con Jorge Ramos), Enero 2004
* "Morello
takes on Taco Bell," Rolling Stone Magazine
3/04
* "
Farmworkers march on Yum Brands in tomato dispute,"
Louisville Courier Journal 2/04 (photo
gallery)
*
"Farmworkers expect to end march with protest,"
Naples Daily News 3/04
* "Students
protest Taco Bell's wages for tomato pickers,"
The Daily Northwestern 3/04
* "Human
rights dying on the vine," Los Angeles Times,
Op/Ed, Eric Schlosser 5/04
*
"Laborers turned activists win RFK Human RIghts
Award," Boston Globe 11/03
* "Immigrant
advocates win award," Washington Post 11/03
- RFK Human Rights Award
* "Fear
and knowing in Immokalee," St. Petersburg Times
12/02
* "Florida
employers guilty of slavery," Labor Note 8/02
* "Trafficking
for labour," BBC World News radio report
* "For
pickers, slavery tastes like tomatoes," Op/Ed
Palm Beach Post 3/03
* "Report:
Modern-day slavery alive and well in Florida,"
CNN 2/04
* "Slavery?
In Florida? in 2003? Yes," Palm Beach Post
Op/Ed 11/03
*
"Esclavitud
en el siglo XXI," Univision
(reporte de internet con Jorge Ramos), Enero 2004
* "Nobodies:
Does slavery exist in America?," New Yorker
4/03
* "ND
won't renew Taco Bell contract: Student activists win
their point," South Bend Tribune, 9/04
* "Notre
Dame cancels contract with Taco Bell," The
Observer, 9/04
* "Top
ten activist campuses," Mother Jones Magazine
10/03 (U of Chicago chosen for successful Boot the Bell
campaign)
* "The
political consumer: Or, No quiero labor exploitation,"
Portland State University Vanguard, 4/04
* "Hunger
strikers attend dean's lunch to discuss Taco Bell,"
University of Florida Alligator 5/04
For a collection of university and local press on the
national student hunger strike in April, 2004, click
here
* "Demand
change by closing Taco Bell," UCLA Daily Bruin
11/03
* "Taco
Bell must protect its suppliers' workers,"
UCLA Daily Bruin 11/03
*
"Take Charge of Your Taco," Notre Dame
University
4/01
* "Fast-food
giant ignores rights of workers," commondreams.org
3/04
* "Coalition,
dignitaries rally for human rights," Naples
Daily News 3/04
* "Ireland's
former president calls for better farmworker pay,"
AP story (Miami Herald) 3/04
* "Miami
or bust," Naomi Klein, Guardian of London 11/03
* Lucas
Benitez testimony to Congress on free trade, tomapaine.com
* "Farmworkers
walk for freedom," Alternet 11/03
* "Farmworker
protest passed on to religious groups," Naples
Daily News 3/03
*
"Florida farmworkers stage ten-day hunger strike
at Taco Bell headquarters," Labor Notes 4/04
* "Hunger
strikers end Taco Bell protest," Irvine World
News 3/03
* "Taco
Bell addendum," Naples Daily News 3/03 (scroll
down)
* "At
Lent, NCC takes up concerns of farmworkers,"
NCC News Service 3/03
* "La
Raza takes stance against Taco Bell," Cal State
Long Beach Forty-Niner 3/03
* "MEChA
boycotts Taco Bell," San Bernadino Valley College
Arrowhead 3/03
* "Protesters
starve for tomato pickers," UCLA Daily Bruin
3/03
* "The
Trouble with Tomatoes," The Nation
3/02
* "Students
on the Move, "USA
Today 3/02
* "Rage
Against the Chihuahua," LA IndyMedia
3/02
* "Taco
Bell Boycott March in SF,"
San Francisco Indymedia
3/02
* "Taco
Bell Truth Tour Hits Atlanta, demanding One Penny More!."
Atlanta IMC 3/02
*
"National boycott tour brings farmworkers to Taco
Bell Headquarters,"
Naples
Daily News
3/02
*
"Farm
workers to meet executives,"
Naples
Daily News 3/02
*
"West
Coast offers warm welcome to Taco Bell Boycott tour,"
Naples Daily News
3/02
* "Former
farmworker shares tales of modern-day slavery,"
Naples Daily News
3/02
* "Taco
Bell Truth Tour ends more than two-week cross-country
journey," Naples
Daily News
3/02
*
"Protesters
take aim at Taco Bell,"
Deseret
News 3/02
*
"Getting
them where it hurts," The
Weekly Planet (Tampa) 3/02
* "Students
spend spring break protesting Taco Bell," Central
Michigan University 3/02
* "Human
rights dying on the vine," Los Angeles
Times, Op/Ed, Eric Schlosser
* "
Slavery? In Florida? in 2003? Yes," Palm
Beach Post Op/Ed 11/03
*
"Taco
Bell should help tomato pickers," St.
Petersburg Times 2/02
* "Sell
living wage, not talking dog,"
Palm Beach Post 3/02
*
"Take Charge of Your Taco," Notre Dame
University
4/01
* "Raise
the Chalupa," Palm Beach Post 2/01
* "Demand
change by closing Taco Bell," UCLA Daily Bruin
11/03
* "Taco
Bell must protect its suppliers' workers,"
UCLA Daily Bruin 11/03
*
"Florida tomato pickers urge boycott,"
BBC 3/01
*
"Florida
farmworkers take on fast-food giant," Christian
Science Monitor
2/01
* "Immokalee
farmworkers want Taco Bell support for higher wages,"
Naples Daily News
2/01
* "Immokalee farmworkes
target Taco Bell in fight for better wages, working
conditions," Naples Daily
News 2/01
*
"Migrant
farmworkers take their case to the court of public opinion"
Iowa Public TV
6/02
* "National
Council of Churches boycotts Taco Bell," CNN
11/03
* "Protesters:
Taco Bell uses farms that underpay workers,"
Louisville Courier Journal 5/03
* "Bush's
bogus guestworker program," The Nation Online
2/04
* "New
book profiles Immokalee man and other who have led inspirational
lives," Naples Daily News 1/02
* "Tomato
pickers boycott Taco Bell for higher wages,"
Social Funds News (on shareholder resolution) 12/01
* "Farmworkers
want Taco Bell at table during talks for pay, working
conditions," Naples Daily News 12/01
* "Yo
no quiero Taco Hell," Working
for Change (a publication of Working Assets) 9/01
* "LABOR:
Taco Bell boycott called by farmworkers," Ashville
(NC) Global Report 9/01
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