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We were proud to join @LUCHA_AZ, @opinorg, @OVOV_AZ, @CommonCause & partners this morning to remind the Maricopa Board of Supervisors & Recorder Justin Heap that they must protect every voter, count every vote, and certify the results regardless of who wins.
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In their continued attack on workers, yesterday ICE shot 28 year old Wilber Rafael Garces Perez in Austin, Texas while he was driving for DoorDash. Perez, a Venezuelan immigrant, was moved from the hospital to a detention center, where he is not receiving proper medical care.
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ICE shot Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a DoorDash driver in Texas. People deserve to work without fear of government violence. @DoorDash must not stay silent while federal agents target its workers. #abolishICE
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We are proud to announce our endorsement of Eric Olivas for Bernalillo County Commissioner in District 9. He has shown that when elected officials work with community, we can make our government work for us!
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We are proud to announce our endorsement of Barbara Baca for Bernalillo County Commission in D 1. Commissioner Baca has put workers first & has been a critical voice in protecting our communities in the face of federal overreach & securing critical investments!
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Hands off OUR vote! 🗳️ in dc with Peoples Action!
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Read our ED's @neidid new piece on building a strong movement to protect our democracy!
Throughout our nation’s history, people have marched, organized, gone on strike, and risked their lives to win the freedoms we have today. That’s why it's crucial to build an even bigger and more skilled movement today, writes @opinorg’s Neidi Dominguez. inequality.org/article/we-ne…
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Happy Labor Day to all & Happy Anniversary to us! 🥳🎊 We’ve been building worker power for our communities for the past 6 years reaching millions of working people across the sunbelt. Here’s to many more years of creating a future that puts #WorkersOverBillionaires ✊🏽
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This is Freedom Fridays, a series telling the stories of Black organizers who refused to accept things as they were. On Fridays we’ll be pulling back the curtain on a different example of Black people power predominantly in the South. This week, Miami, 1936.
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This is Freedom Fridays, a series telling the stories of Black organizers who refused to accept things as they were. On Fridays we’ll be pulling back the curtain on a different example of Black people power predominantly in the South. This week, Miami, 1936.
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Much of the important organizing we're seeing against ICE today was started years ago. Labor journalist and historian @GrimKim explains how the 2019 Chicken Plant Raids spurred solidarity in Mississippi that we still see today. Follow @opinorg for more labor history.
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“I never thought in terms of fear, I thought in terms of justice.” Labor journalist and historian @GrimKim tells us about Emma Tenayuca and the Pecan Shellers Strike. Follow @opinorg to learn more labor history! #laborhistory #texashistory
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"Employers, unions, and labor organizations cannot afford to look away while businesses that have relied on workers like Lorenzo and Johan for years stay quiet" - @opinorg 's ED Neidi Dominguez in her op-ed for @commondreams: commondreams.org/opinion/emp…
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This Saturday August 8th, we’re partnering with @DemSocialists to co-lead a national virtual Neighborhood Defense Training at 1:00 PM ET/ 12:00 PM CT / 10:00 AM PST RSVP at: workers.fyi/DSA-NDT
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Labor history is full of working class people getting creative! Labor journalist and historian @GrimKim tells us about the flying squadrons of The Great Textile Strike 🚗 Want to learn more labor history? Follow @opinorg for our upcoming Freedom Fridays series!
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Three lives lost in one week. 52 deaths since January 2025. We march for justice, dignity, and an end to detention and deportation in Texas. RSVP here: actionnetwork.org/events/ice… Bring your signs, your flowers, and your voice. For Lorenzo. For every life lost.
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"Organizations like Organized Power in Numbers (OPIN) is an example of a tenacious advocacy group in this space. Their members demonstrated the power of sustained civic engagement..." - Phoenix Vice Mayor Kesha Hodge Washington @PHXdistrict8 on @opinorg ahwatukee.com/opinion/phoeni…
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Did you know labor history could get this wild? Labor author and historian @GrimKim breaks down the Bisbee Deportation, and how Arizona workers are still fighting back today. Want to learn more labor history? Follow @opinorg for our upcoming Freedom Fridays series!
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"Construction workers build & run our cities. They deserve to make it home, not be shot on the way to work while their coworkers watch. Employers who depend on workers like Lorenzo must also speak up & demand justice" - @neidid, ED of @opinorg houstonpress.com/news/housto…
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“Nobody should have to learn their rights standing at a memorial for their neighbor,” said @neidid, the executive director of the advocacy group Organized Power in Numbers. “But that’s where we are right now.” theguardian.com/news/ng-inte…
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