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I was Jess' reference applying to the warehouse soon after she moved to Minneapolis. When she was squeezed for health insurance (third-party temp agency coverage cost $110+ per week, HR dept told her to seek employment elsewhere) it was a lightning rod catalyst. An injury to one is an injury to all.

When We Fight We Win@krm-union.bsky.social · last mo.

Jess gives testimonial as a fan of Rise Against for the survival of our jobs and our community in the warehouse. Keep the Kings Road union shop in Minneapolis!

Our employer relocated from Los Angeles and incentivized moving to Minneapolis for workers like Esme and Cesar. The company was soon after acquired by Sony Music/The Orchard and when we unionized they announced intention to relocate all warehouse operations.

When We Fight We Win@krm-union.bsky.social · last mo.

In our first interview clip Esme tells us about her history as a fan of Alkaline Trio. Our goal is to build solidarity with our favorite artists carried in the warehouse.

Nonprofit “affordable housing” providers showing up to testify against Pause Eviction Saves Lives is just further highlighting the way in which nonprofits & foundations have completely failed to meet this moment. This is why we need actual social safety nets, not the Nonprofit Industrial Complex.

i am so tired of screaming from the rooftops that we have a looming, avoidable crisis of evictions brewing. everyone knows it, but yet government and philanthropy have no solutions. unpaid volunteers of rent funds are doing the work that the people who control the purse strings refuse to do

Norm Charlatan@normcharlatan.bsky.social · 6mo ago

The other part is that there’s tons of cascading problems that require systemic solutions, most notably, getting people economic support who haven’t been able to work for the past two (or more) months because the federal government was trying to ethnically cleanse them. Rent is due this week.

"These practices must end now." Aliya Rahman, a U.S. citizen who was dragged from a car by ICE agents in Minnesota, speaks out at a congressional hearing on DHS immigration enforcement tactics.

Alex from our time working together, while he was in nursing school. Later, he moved to ICU, working as a nurse to support critically ill Veterans. He had such a great attitude. We’d chat between patients about trying to get in a mountain bike ride together. Will never happen now

Alex Pretti from his early days working at the VA

ICE reportedly shot someone at Portland and 33/34. Mspt saying bullets, could be less lethal 20+ agents on site, MPD and ambulances responding. Helicopters overhead