#fightfor15 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #fightfor15, aggregated by home.social.
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@tusk81 and in those 15 years the #fightfor15 has turned into an at least $20 minimum wage need due to inflation and rising cost of living.
In America, not only is our inequality a factor of the horrific disparity in wealth of the Epsteinites and the working class, but also of first world elite privileges and the third world standards they expect us plebs to survive under. -
@tusk81 and in those 15 years the #fightfor15 has turned into an at least $20 minimum wage need due to inflation and rising cost of living.
In America, not only is our inequality a factor of the horrific disparity in wealth of the Epsteinites and the working class, but also of first world elite privileges and the third world standards they expect us plebs to survive under. -
@tusk81 and in those 15 years the #fightfor15 has turned into an at least $20 minimum wage need due to inflation and rising cost of living.
In America, not only is our inequality a factor of the horrific disparity in wealth of the Epsteinites and the working class, but also of first world elite privileges and the third world standards they expect us plebs to survive under. -
@tusk81 and in those 15 years the #fightfor15 has turned into an at least $20 minimum wage need due to inflation and rising cost of living.
In America, not only is our inequality a factor of the horrific disparity in wealth of the Epsteinites and the working class, but also of first world elite privileges and the third world standards they expect us plebs to survive under. -
@tusk81 and in those 15 years the #fightfor15 has turned into an at least $20 minimum wage need due to inflation and rising cost of living.
In America, not only is our inequality a factor of the horrific disparity in wealth of the Epsteinites and the working class, but also of first world elite privileges and the third world standards they expect us plebs to survive under. -
Norman Macleod, speaking with the weight of a church moderator, cites a witness who spent eleven years inside American slavery and found it sinful every time—an unhealed wound, cursing both enslaved and enslaver.
Today we bristle less at the injustice than at its exposure. So ask yourself: who bears the hidden cost of the services that carry you along?
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Norman Macleod, speaking with the weight of a church moderator, cites a witness who spent eleven years inside American slavery and found it sinful every time—an unhealed wound, cursing both enslaved and enslaver.
Today we bristle less at the injustice than at its exposure. So ask yourself: who bears the hidden cost of the services that carry you along?
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Norman Macleod, speaking with the weight of a church moderator, cites a witness who spent eleven years inside American slavery and found it sinful every time—an unhealed wound, cursing both enslaved and enslaver.
Today we bristle less at the injustice than at its exposure. So ask yourself: who bears the hidden cost of the services that carry you along?
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Norman Macleod, speaking with the weight of a church moderator, cites a witness who spent eleven years inside American slavery and found it sinful every time—an unhealed wound, cursing both enslaved and enslaver.
Today we bristle less at the injustice than at its exposure. So ask yourself: who bears the hidden cost of the services that carry you along?
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Norman Macleod, speaking with the weight of a church moderator, cites a witness who spent eleven years inside American slavery and found it sinful every time—an unhealed wound, cursing both enslaved and enslaver.
Today we bristle less at the injustice than at its exposure. So ask yourself: who bears the hidden cost of the services that carry you along?
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Albert Barnes, a Presbyterian commentator, points to Job 31 and says, calmly but pointedly: if I’d ignored the poor, made a widow cry, or eaten while the fatherless went unheard, I’d deserve to lose my arm. Job lists mercy as evidence he’s not being punished.
Today, would that kind of emphasis earn rebuke? How do you keep such duties from slipping quietly away?
#christian #freedomfighters #christisking #highvibes #radiatelove #fightfor15 #allglorytogod #wearetheworld #speakforthevoiceless
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Albert Barnes, a Presbyterian commentator, points to Job 31 and says, calmly but pointedly: if I’d ignored the poor, made a widow cry, or eaten while the fatherless went unheard, I’d deserve to lose my arm. Job lists mercy as evidence he’s not being punished.
Today, would that kind of emphasis earn rebuke? How do you keep such duties from slipping quietly away?
#christian #freedomfighters #christisking #highvibes #radiatelove #fightfor15 #allglorytogod #wearetheworld #speakforthevoiceless
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Albert Barnes, a Presbyterian commentator, points to Job 31 and says, calmly but pointedly: if I’d ignored the poor, made a widow cry, or eaten while the fatherless went unheard, I’d deserve to lose my arm. Job lists mercy as evidence he’s not being punished.
Today, would that kind of emphasis earn rebuke? How do you keep such duties from slipping quietly away?
#christian #freedomfighters #christisking #highvibes #radiatelove #fightfor15 #allglorytogod #wearetheworld #speakforthevoiceless
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Albert Barnes, a Presbyterian commentator, points to Job 31 and says, calmly but pointedly: if I’d ignored the poor, made a widow cry, or eaten while the fatherless went unheard, I’d deserve to lose my arm. Job lists mercy as evidence he’s not being punished.
Today, would that kind of emphasis earn rebuke? How do you keep such duties from slipping quietly away?
#christian #freedomfighters #christisking #highvibes #radiatelove #fightfor15 #allglorytogod #wearetheworld #speakforthevoiceless
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Albert Barnes, a Presbyterian commentator, points to Job 31 and says, calmly but pointedly: if I’d ignored the poor, made a widow cry, or eaten while the fatherless went unheard, I’d deserve to lose my arm. Job lists mercy as evidence he’s not being punished.
Today, would that kind of emphasis earn rebuke? How do you keep such duties from slipping quietly away?
#christian #freedomfighters #christisking #highvibes #radiatelove #fightfor15 #allglorytogod #wearetheworld #speakforthevoiceless
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William Bates was an evangelical, Presbyterian minister. Here he talks of love, and says Christians should have fervent charity amongst ourselves. There are human and spiritual ties.
Some would insist that “Christianity” should win every Culture War controversy based on its prevalence, but then clam up the wallets when there are needs from beyond the immediate sect. Ex: Syrian, Iranian Christians.
How can you have fervent Charity?
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William Bates was an evangelical, Presbyterian minister. Here he talks of love, and says Christians should have fervent charity amongst ourselves. There are human and spiritual ties.
Some would insist that “Christianity” should win every Culture War controversy based on its prevalence, but then clam up the wallets when there are needs from beyond the immediate sect. Ex: Syrian, Iranian Christians.
How can you have fervent Charity?
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William Bates was an evangelical, Presbyterian minister. Here he talks of love, and says Christians should have fervent charity amongst ourselves. There are human and spiritual ties.
Some would insist that “Christianity” should win every Culture War controversy based on its prevalence, but then clam up the wallets when there are needs from beyond the immediate sect. Ex: Syrian, Iranian Christians.
How can you have fervent Charity?
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William Bates was an evangelical, Presbyterian minister. Here he talks of love, and says Christians should have fervent charity amongst ourselves. There are human and spiritual ties.
Some would insist that “Christianity” should win every Culture War controversy based on its prevalence, but then clam up the wallets when there are needs from beyond the immediate sect. Ex: Syrian, Iranian Christians.
How can you have fervent Charity?
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(Note: probably should say and “CHARGE *their employees* $800 per month for a bed in a shared room.” )
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(Note: probably should say and “CHARGE *their employees* $800 per month for a bed in a shared room.” )
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(Note: probably should say and “CHARGE *their employees* $800 per month for a bed in a shared room.” )
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(Note: probably should say and “CHARGE *their employees* $800 per month for a bed in a shared room.” )
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EXPLAINED: Our rigged economy that transfers our income and wealth to the few on the top.
The wealth & income of the rich grows faster than the American economic pie. The rigged behavior is the formula to indentured servitude for the rest of us.
#capitalism #FightFor15 #middleClass #monopoly #riggedEconomy #WaltonFamily #workingClass
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EXPLAINED: Our rigged economy that transfers our income and wealth to the few on the top.
The wealth & income of the rich grows faster than the American economic pie. The rigged behavior is the formula to indentured servitude for the rest of us.
#capitalism #FightFor15 #middleClass #monopoly #riggedEconomy #WaltonFamily #workingClass
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#workersrights #unionstrong #supportworkers #FightFor15 #labormovement #workingclass #FairWages #CollectiveBargaining #WorkerSolidarity #LaborPower #WorkersUnite #Unionize #Striketober #LivingWage #solidarityforever #SupportUnions #LaborRights #UnionYes #PeoplePower #GrassrootsOrganizing #PoliticalRevolution
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Henry Melvill preaches: “Christianity: the Guardian of Human Life.” Ancient monarchs cared not to erect hospitals for all. Christianity did this: these are the trophies of Christianity.
Today, are hospitals viewed as the trophies of Christianity, or idols of stately power? Do we yawn at the destruction of hospitals? Is being a “brother’s keeper” so passé?
How can you act as if the sick and aged were to have a sacredness of human life?
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Henry Melvill preaches: “Christianity: the Guardian of Human Life.” Ancient monarchs cared not to erect hospitals for all. Christianity did this: these are the trophies of Christianity.
Today, are hospitals viewed as the trophies of Christianity, or idols of stately power? Do we yawn at the destruction of hospitals? Is being a “brother’s keeper” so passé?
How can you act as if the sick and aged were to have a sacredness of human life?
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Henry Melvill preaches: “Christianity: the Guardian of Human Life.” Ancient monarchs cared not to erect hospitals for all. Christianity did this: these are the trophies of Christianity.
Today, are hospitals viewed as the trophies of Christianity, or idols of stately power? Do we yawn at the destruction of hospitals? Is being a “brother’s keeper” so passé?
How can you act as if the sick and aged were to have a sacredness of human life?
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Henry Melvill preaches: “Christianity: the Guardian of Human Life.” Ancient monarchs cared not to erect hospitals for all. Christianity did this: these are the trophies of Christianity.
Today, are hospitals viewed as the trophies of Christianity, or idols of stately power? Do we yawn at the destruction of hospitals? Is being a “brother’s keeper” so passé?
How can you act as if the sick and aged were to have a sacredness of human life?
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US states that beat the $7.25 minimum wage:
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US states that beat the $7.25 minimum wage:
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US states that beat the $7.25 minimum wage:
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US states that beat the $7.25 minimum wage:
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US states that beat the $7.25 minimum wage:
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$15 minimum wage proposal won’t make 2024 ballot, as Michigan Supreme Court denies appeal
A ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court will prevent a petition effort to raise Michigan’s minimum wage to $15 an hour from appearing on the 2024 ballot.
In an order released Friday, the court said it was “not persuaded that it should grant the requested relief” to set aside a deadlocked decision by the Michigan Board of State Canvassers, which is made up of two Democrats and two Republicans and requires a majority vote for passage.
In a concurring opinion, Justice Brian Zahra said the court would not “second guess” the state canvassing process.
#USPol #Politics #Michigan #News #MinimumWage #FightFor15 #MIPolitics #MISupremeCourt
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$15 minimum wage proposal won’t make 2024 ballot, as Michigan Supreme Court denies appeal
A ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court will prevent a petition effort to raise Michigan’s minimum wage to $15 an hour from appearing on the 2024 ballot.
In an order released Friday, the court said it was “not persuaded that it should grant the requested relief” to set aside a deadlocked decision by the Michigan Board of State Canvassers, which is made up of two Democrats and two Republicans and requires a majority vote for passage.
In a concurring opinion, Justice Brian Zahra said the court would not “second guess” the state canvassing process.
#USPol #Politics #Michigan #News #MinimumWage #FightFor15 #MIPolitics #MISupremeCourt
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$15 minimum wage proposal won’t make 2024 ballot, as Michigan Supreme Court denies appeal
A ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court will prevent a petition effort to raise Michigan’s minimum wage to $15 an hour from appearing on the 2024 ballot.
In an order released Friday, the court said it was “not persuaded that it should grant the requested relief” to set aside a deadlocked decision by the Michigan Board of State Canvassers, which is made up of two Democrats and two Republicans and requires a majority vote for passage.
In a concurring opinion, Justice Brian Zahra said the court would not “second guess” the state canvassing process.
#USPol #Politics #Michigan #News #MinimumWage #FightFor15 #MIPolitics #MISupremeCourt
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$15 minimum wage proposal won’t make 2024 ballot, as Michigan Supreme Court denies appeal
A ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court will prevent a petition effort to raise Michigan’s minimum wage to $15 an hour from appearing on the 2024 ballot.
In an order released Friday, the court said it was “not persuaded that it should grant the requested relief” to set aside a deadlocked decision by the Michigan Board of State Canvassers, which is made up of two Democrats and two Republicans and requires a majority vote for passage.
In a concurring opinion, Justice Brian Zahra said the court would not “second guess” the state canvassing process.
#USPol #Politics #Michigan #News #MinimumWage #FightFor15 #MIPolitics #MISupremeCourt
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$15 minimum wage proposal won’t make 2024 ballot, as Michigan Supreme Court denies appeal
A ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court will prevent a petition effort to raise Michigan’s minimum wage to $15 an hour from appearing on the 2024 ballot.
In an order released Friday, the court said it was “not persuaded that it should grant the requested relief” to set aside a deadlocked decision by the Michigan Board of State Canvassers, which is made up of two Democrats and two Republicans and requires a majority vote for passage.
In a concurring opinion, Justice Brian Zahra said the court would not “second guess” the state canvassing process.
#USPol #Politics #Michigan #News #MinimumWage #FightFor15 #MIPolitics #MISupremeCourt
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Lessons from Starbucks Workers United and the Fight for $15
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Lessons from Starbucks Workers United and the Fight for $15
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Lessons from Starbucks Workers United and the Fight for $15
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Lessons from Starbucks Workers United and the Fight for $15
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⚫ The minimum wage 🤳 is set to increase in 22 states on Jan. 1, 2024. More states are requiring a $15 an hour minimum wage — including New York, Maryland, and New Mexico — a dozen years after Fight for $15 kicked off its campaign.
https://share.newsbreak.com/5onr2v0z #Bidenomics #fightfor15
