Rapping up Safety!

Rapping up Safety!
Today, at our Lobby Day, you are invited to participate in
Local 100’s public safety campaign to reduce the number of 12-9’s in the subways. As members, you will star
in our upcoming music video called ‘Stand Back!’
We will be filming a portion of the music video/ public
service announcement – that thanks to you – will include
nearly 1,500 transit workers.
You will be helping us with the chorus for a refrain in the beat
and lyrics we’re using for the production
(based on Fat Joe’s Lean Back).
We will brief everyone on what to do in the convention center
at breakfast at the Empire State Plaza.
See reverse for more information
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The MTA has reacted
(kicking and screaming)
to our campaign with its own
public awareness outreach.
We’ve all seen the posters inside the cars
and on bulletin boards in stations that have
them. We’ve also heard the recorded
messages in stations and on trains, and
Conductors are delivering the messages
as well.
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The public is squarely behind Local 100 in this
campaign. The press has given it wide coverage,
especially our Metro(death)Card with the
Grim Reaper.
If we all participate in the video, it will definitely
be a viral hit on the internet, and may well be
picked up by local stations.
So warm up the pipes, and get ready to rap for safety.
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