Dolores Huerta was one of the greatest organizers to ever live, using her influence and powerful voice to fight for those who were most vulnerable to exploitation and greed.
She will forever be missed, but her spirit lives on in all of us.
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One week left.
With my family by my side, I proudly cast my ballot today for a future where working people can thrive in San Francisco and across America.
Join me and vote by November 3!
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Proud to earn the endorsement of a champion for working families: Secretary Robert Reich.
Scott Wiener may have billionaires and big corporations backing him, but I stand with working people.
San Francisco deserves a Representative who answers to the people, not the powerful.
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They have the money. We’ve got the many.
It was inspiring to be with hundreds of Bay Area young people, @RoKhanna and so many friends at last night’s Students for Solidarity town hall.
Let’s make our voices heard — vote by November 3!
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Proud to earn the United Farm Workers’ endorsement!
As an immigrant and labor Democrat, I know workers’ rights and immigrants’ rights are inseparable.
In Congress, I’ll fight for fair wages, safe workplaces and the freedom to organize. #SíSePuede
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This November, we’re voting for people around the world who are fighting against oppression and occupation.
We’re voting to say no more money for wars and no more money for genocide. We’re voting for peace.
Let’s make sure our voices are heard. Vote!
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Working people built San Francisco. I’m running for Congress to fight for them.
Proud to stand with @CaliforniaLabor and the overwhelming majority of unions in this race.
Together, we’ll take on billionaires and big corporations — and put San Francisco’s working families first.
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Our labor movement getting so much love from Bernie for doing “big things.” He wanted to make sure I understood how important it is that we are standing up to the billionaires. I told him it isn’t me: it’s the workers, especially the health care workers. Yes on 40!
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Thank you Los Angeles for a packed house tonight for Proposition 40, the California wealth tax.
The American people are sick and tired of massive income and wealth inequality.
Billionaires need to start paying their fair share.
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The system is rigged against working people. I’m running for Congress to fix that.
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Thank you, President Trump for bringing together the Oligarchs who run our country. While working families struggle to survive due to your disastrous policies, they are now worth over $1.7 trillion, including:
Elon Musk: $920 billion
Jeff Bezos: $368 billion
Mark Zuckerberg: $250 billion
Jensen Huang: $200 billion
Obscene.
The risks of AI are deeply personal for working people that are facing real harms and living with anxiety about their jobs and their future. We need human oversight of AI to protect workers, from its development to its implementation in workplaces.
nytimes.com/2026/09/11/opini…
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The agreement, if ratified by union members, will provide a 12% wage increase between 2027 and 2031, plus a guarantee of no layoffs through 2029.
📝: @FitzTheReporter, @ggreschler, @MaggieAngst sfstandard.com/2026/09/08/da…
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California’s legislative session is over and the @CaliforniaLabor Movement battled Big Tech money and corporate lobbyists and WON! Lawmakers chose to stand with working people over AI billionaires.
We sent SEVEN POWERFUL BILLS to @CAgovernor that would establish the strongest AI guardrails in the nation! Now it’s time for the Governor to walk the talk and sign these bills into law to protect workers. More details in the link below! ⬇️
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“It is no longer possible to be both a Starbucks customer and in support of workers.”
huffpost.com/entry/starbucks…
We’re joining workers across the country to #BoycottStarbucks stand-alone corporate stores until baristas win a fair union contract.
No contract? NO COFFEE!
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🚨BREAKING: Our union of over 12,000 baristas are officially calling for a Starbucks boycott.
Read this statement penned by Starbucks workers on why a boycott from ALL customers, allies, and organizations is necessary to fight back against corporate greed:
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So far, in the 2026 elections, 50 mega donors have spent $1.6 BILLION.
🟦George Soros (D): $102M
🟥Jeffrey & Janine Yass (R): $93.8M
🟥Ben Horowitz & Marc Andreessen (R): $91.3M
🟥Elon Musk (R): $90.6M
🟥Elizabeth & Richard Uihlein (R): $70M
🟥Miriam Adelson (R): $67.6M
🟥Greg & Anna Brockman (R): $50M
🟥Paul Singer (R): $37.1M
🟥Cameron & Tyler Winklevoss (R): $33.2M
🟥Ken Griffin (R): $32.5M
Billionaires — in either party — should not be able to buy elections.
That is not democracy. That is a corrupt campaign finance system.
We need to end Citizens United. We need to get super PACs out of our elections. We need public funding of elections.
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BREAKING: The union of Starbucks workers is officially calling for a boycott of the chain.
@SBWorkersUnited has over 12,000 unionized baristas, and they're calling on customers to stop visiting Starbucks until they get a fair union contract.





















