Unapologetically Memphis on Instagram: “#OnThisDay in 1968, the Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike began in reaction to the deaths of Echol Cole and Robert Walker and the ongoing…”
AFSCME on Twitter: "Fifty-five years ago today two Memphis sanitation workers, Robert Walker and Echol Cole, were crushed to death when the gears on their truck malfunctioned. The workers' repeated warnings about
Episode 2: The Tragic Deaths of Robert Walker and Echol Cole Sparked 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike
Echol Cole, Robert Walker and the Memphis Sanitation Strike
In February 1968, Echol... - National Civil Rights Museum | Facebook
Remembering Echol Cole and Robert Walker — The Stand | The Stand
Memphis had another shameful tragedy in 1968. It could have been avoided - MLK50: Justice Through Journalism
Too little has changed since 1968, union officials say at memorial - MLK50: Justice Through Journalism
Bob Lonsberry on Twitter: "In memory of Echol Cole and Robert Walker. Gone 50 years today. #iamaman https://t.co/vhmFxKdHMY" / Twitter
The 1968 Memphis Strike, Part One: The Garbage Workers - Cross Cultural Solidarity
Remembering Echol Cole and Robert Walker — The Stand | The Stand
Tragic Accident Sparks Sanitation Strike Historical Marker
Too little has changed since 1968, union officials say at memorial - MLK50: Justice Through Journalism
Sanford: Deaths of Cole, Walker set '68 strike in motion
Faith leaders mark 50th anniversary of Memphis sanitation workers' deaths - Deseret News
Moment of Silence echoes across the nation
Black History Month and the Workplace: Remembering Echol Cole and Robert Walker – The Pacific Northwest OSHA Education Center Blog
Memphis had another shameful tragedy in 1968. It could have been avoided - MLK50: Justice Through Journalism
Profile: Echol Cole and Robert Walker - NJ AFL-CIO
Memphis Sanitation Strikes Marker, Memphis, TN Editorial Stock Image - Image of echol, king: 150688904
