"How do you stop this when no one is listening?"
Watch this recent episode of Losing the Farm now: https://t.co/0fqkEcFE53
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As an orphan from Mexico, Jesús Limón built his own orchard in Quincy, Washington.
Despite all he's overcome, Jesús is now deeply troubled about the future of family farming in WA, and he shares why he fears for the future of our food system.
Watch: https://t.co/Hien8qTwa3
Family Farming in WA is in crisis, and we’re putting a new focus on it to let you know what’s happening, and why.
Ona Lee is one of many past guests of ours that aren’t able to keep farming in WA because of this unfolding crisis.
Full Interview: https://t.co/zkp4cHrQfP
Maia Espinoza, Director of the Center for Latino Leadership, said WA State Sen. Rebecca Saldaña's exit happened as farmworkers in favor of a bill to allow overtime flexibility were about to speak.
#waleg#letuswork#protectfarmworkers#savefamilyfarming
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COMING SOON: Join us online Feb 15, for the release of Losing The Farm: The Jeff & Diana Bedlington Story, for a gritty, emotional look inside the harsh realities facing family farms trying to survive in #Whatcom County and across #Washington state.
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"It was 55 hours, then 48 and now 40 hours," he said. "The reality is we're going to be working 15 hours less than two years ago.
"We thought the law was going to benefit us, but it ended up doing the complete opposite," he said.
#waleg#seasonal
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Hundreds of farmworkers from across the state drew the attention of lawmakers and media as they rallied at WA's Capitol yesterday, telling them how the new overtime law is causing them to lose income and valuable time with their families.
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The obvious disconnect between what genuine farmworkers are saying in public and what professional activists are telling lawmakers should give anyone pause when listening to these activists’ organizations’ overheated, scorched-earth rhetoric.
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Someone just cut in front of me in the lineup of minivans waiting to watch a local home’s animated Christmas light display.
What is this world coming to??
Adhesive sticker abuse is so deeply problematic that stickers are often banned at large public events.
Yet this pernicious source of widespread vandalism is nearly universally permitted in US homes with young children, and quantities have skyrocketed in recent years.
This “book” boasting nearly a quarter-thousand of the deceptively colorful yet incredibly virulent adhesive stickers is commonplace in the American home today.
Just 50 years ago this quantity of stickers would’ve been viewed by parents as extreme and outlandish.
Repost if you agree that #stickersareevil and it’s long past time to stop the sticker madness.
#stopthestickerspread #makehomessaneagain