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"It is not enough for us to just care for each other when those in power launch attack after attack on us with no end in sight."
@BiCoastalLefty explains for an end to trans oppression, we need a movement to end to capitalism.
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We're beyond thrilled to announce that today we, Comic Book Workers United, have WON our union election, making @ImageComics the FIRST unionized comic book publisher in the United States. 1/6
Can’t Pay Won’t Pay was the slogan of the campaign against the poll tax in the UK. The mass refusal to pay the poll tax was what brought Maggie Thatcher down. Much to think about for a potential mobilization for May Day against student loans. DSA should play a role in this!
Sanders response highlights his political strengths & weaknesses. 1) Strengths: combative, good framing (working class vs corporate interests) & demands Senate vote (puts more attention & pressure on Manchin etc) 🧵
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"I worked in Amazon warehouses for years, and I can’t stop thinking about the horrific tornadoes that bulldozed through [multiple warehouses] a few days ago killing over 80 people... Were these deaths and injuries preventable?... yes." https://t.co/Leo7EsA1W1
Why was this anti-worker measure sponsored by @TeresaCMosqueda who ran as a champion of labor? Instead of ending hazard pay for grocery workers, the @SeattleCouncil should be expanding it to all service/frontline workers who can't work from home! #Omicron
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Our strike support machinery is chugging! Come out and support Fred Meyer and QFC workers at any picket line in the Portland metro area starting tomorrow!
#555ULPStrike
$$ in this plan will go "to clean up and restructure the former encampments to prevent new ones from forming."
Layman's terms: money will go to fencing and other hostile architecture structures instead of into housing solutions.
Tomorrow, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on a Mississippi heartbeat law which seeks to overturn abortion rights won in Roe v. Wade. The feminist movement of the ‘60s and ‘70s provides key lessons for today’s fight to defend reproductive rights.
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Who’s Who in DSA: A Guide to DSA Caucuses
The number of organized political trends within DSA can be confusing. Here’s a very helpful guide to the largest caucuses in DSA that we wrote back in August during the DSA National Convention!
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