Elsa Hiltner

@elsahiltner.bsky.social

She/her. Activist for pay equity in the arts. Co-founder of @onourteam.bsky.social Views are all mine, as some require us to say.

every time i write about wage theft i do a double take because it's so crazy corporations steal more than $50 bn from workers' paychecks each year, illegally paying workers less than they earned for their labor that significantly exceeds the combined losses from larceny, burglary, & vehicle theft

what next? what, are we gonna provide *roads* for the wealthy too? gonna have health inspectors keep contaminants out of their groceries? are we just gonna have gutters and sewer systems around rich people's homes?

Waldo Jaquith@waldo.net · 4mo ago

Boy, what a terrible headline. We *need* the wealthy to participate in public services. If only poor people ride the bus, then rich people won't wield their power in support of public transit or, worse, will wield their power *against* it.

Women with an advanced degree are paid the same as men with just a bachelor's. And at every education level, women's hourly wages are about 20% lower than men's

Bar graph titled "Women are paid less than men at every education level" and subtitled "Average horly wages, by gender and education, 2025"

we have been giving workshops over the last few months and started doing office hours with folks around the city so they can file FOIAs with us this Friday, we're hosting another office hours, it will be the Happy Birthday Mayor Johnson edition what do you want to know about the Mayor's Office?

making art@marigoldmagic.bsky.social · last yr.

this summer, we will collectively study and expand our look city agencies and their use of tools to enclose be on the lookout for public invitations! FOIA 101, politics of enclosure, research together and reading together follow @aoife.bsky.social + @anthonymoser.com for updates also

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seeing Chavez’s legacy be swiftly and correctly decimated is a powerful reminder that we as a society could, actually, hold people accountable when credible allegations are made that they are child molesters