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Workers and allies join U.S. Senator Warren to fight for worker, consumer, and civil rights, demanding that Uber/Lyft drop their Proposition 22-copycat ballot measure and follow Mass law
Civil Rights and the New England folk revival.
Without First Amendment crusaders to catch our backs, journalists—along with educators, activists, and anybody else whose career or passion often requires that they take unpopular public positions—would be no more useful than a Putin fan zine published by the Kremlin.
How do we shine a light on these examples and support each other in creating alternatives to systems of exploitation?
It casts a critical eye on the state of equality within America, and the systems of oppression that keep many down in order to raise others up.
Never underestimate the power of solidarity.
The last few days have been a coming out party for closeted Archie Bunkers.
