It's a good idea not to participate further in platforms run for corporate interests. You can find me in the Fed*i*verse on Mas*to*don, using the same handle.
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The most common salary for graduate workers in California is $23,247, according to the academic workers unions. Strikers are asking for a minimum salary of $54,000 for all graduate workers.
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Puerto Rico's power grid is privatized by a U.S.-Canada corporation, and residents are paying extreme prices for an unreliable service with frequent outages.
"We're seeing the everyday consequences of colonialism," says Puerto Rican journalist Bianca Graulau (@bgraulau).
UPDATE: The Administration is extending the pause on federal student loan repayments to allow for the Supreme Court to rule in the case on the student debt relief program.
The pause will end no later than June 30, 2023. Payments will resume 60 days after the pause ends.
Adjuncts say they haven't received a pay raise since 2018 and that administrators' offer of a 3.5% wage increase falls far short of keeping pace with record inflation. https://t.co/i3w98w57Bx
PepsiCo raised prices by 17%. Their profits went up by more than 20%.
Chipotle raised prices by nearly 15%. Their profits went up by nearly 26%.
See the pattern? Corporations are raising prices under the cover of inflation, after their inflation-related costs have been covered.
BREAKING: Virginia Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin unveils a new policy that will ban the teaching of Martin Luther King Jr. to elementary school students. RT TO EXPOSE GOVERNOR YOUNGKIN’S WHITEWASHING OF HISTORY!
Today seems like a good time to remind you that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment bars anyone from holding office who has “engaged in insurrection” against the United States of America.
Congressmember Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: ”I called for Jay Jacob’s resignation a year ago."
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re: party leadership, 2022 election fallout
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Peter Thiel wasn’t the only billionaire to bet big yesterday.
465 billionaires pumped more than $881 million into the 2022 midterms.
That's 27 times the amount they contributed before the disastrous Citizens United decision in 2010.
Summer Lee will become the first Black woman to represent Pennsylvania in Congress after her Republican opponent conceded. The pro-Israel group, American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Aipac), had poured millions into opposing Lee.
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