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Posted OnFebruary 7, 2020 byadmin

Profile: Bonnie Watson Coleman

In partnership with the national AFL-CIO and historical societies, the New Jersey State AFL-CIO honors African Americans who have made a significant impact in the labor and civil rights movements. We hope you meet them all.

Today: Bonnie Watson Coleman, the first African American woman to represent New Jersey in Congress. Watson Coleman is passionate about the issues affecting working families of all backgrounds, including criminal justice reform, building an economy that works for all families rather than a wealthy few, and rebuilding infrastructure to improve this country and support job creation.

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