construction workers

JOIN LCA!
the Labor Community Alliance

South Florida’s most active and militant social justice organization.

Our primary goal is to advocate for progress and justice, ensuring equal opportunities for all. We are dedicated to supporting legislation that promotes justice, dignity, and peace for all people, with a particular focus on policies that prioritize the working class community.

  PEOPLE'S PANELS

Palestine: An Issue for Every Worker

Healthcare Is A Human Right

  PROGRESSIVE PULSE

Armageddon: Avoided or Postponed?

by Lorenzo Canizares 4/7/26 Today (4/7/26) Israel, the United States and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz saving Iran from a horrific ...

Gracias Sandro Castro!

by Lorenzo Canizares 4/2/26 CNN’s interview with Sandro Castro (Fidel Castro’s grandson) deserves a detailed analysis, since what Sandro said must be taken seriously. Let me start by clarifying, for ...

Kshama Sawant for Rank-and-File Workers

On March 17, 2026, LCA welcomed Kshama Sawant, national leader known for leading the fight for a $15 minimum wage, which later inspired similar movements across the country. It was ...

The Anatomy of a Political Betrayal

by Carolina Ampudia 01/01/2026 The social contract between a representative and their constituents is a sacred trust. In Florida’s 20th Congressional District—a community built on the resilience of Black and ...

It Was All About the Oil

by Lorenzo Canizares 12/11/15 Today in The View, one of the programs hosts, the actress/comedian Joy Behar, probably the most non-partisan of all the program’s host, in her usual candid ...

“As We Prepare to Invade…”

by Lorenzo Canizares 11/19/25 There is still time. No inland shot has been fired on Venezuela yet. No doubt, President Trump is in a challenging historical moment. The United States ...

  LEGAL CORNER with Melba Pearson, Esq.

  Announcements

Thursday, May 21 8:00 p.m. : LCA Open Discussion with Oscar Londono on Planting Justice

Oscar Londono from We Count discusses the campaign to raise awareness on working conditions in plant nurseries. Co-sponsors:

You are invited to a Zoom meeting.
When: May 21, 2026 08:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/LWjzmG-hRSOyxAFmc6jHEw   After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Florida is the national epicenter of the houseplant industry: nearly 70% of the country’s indoor foliage is grown and produced within the state. If you buy a houseplant at any major retail store – including companies like Lowe’s, IKEA, Whole Foods, Costco, Home Depot, Trader Joe’s, or Walmart – it’s likely your plant was grown by workers in Florida. At the bottom of the multi-billion-dollar houseplant industry, thousands of mostly immigrant workers are experiencing a serious labor and human rights crisis.

LCA UNITY PLATFORM

Start a conversation with friends & neighbors!

Share a print-out of this sheet or share this pdf online. 

En Español

En Creole