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I really did that 🥺 I really organized and installed a community fridge and pantry in Sacramento by myself 😭 check it out 4641 Marconi Ave! Donate what you can, take what you need ❤️ pic.twitter.com/75xRHeIPta

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Hey, just FYI minimum wage is absolutely supposed to be able to support a person and if it had kept the pace with inflation it would be $24 an hour today.
Just a penguin dance throwback from the before times 🐧🐥
Today in the NYT there’s a story about how imagining activities & scenes to look forward to can help us with difficult times during the pandemic.
I’m looking forward to big dinners w/ friends & live shows. How about you?
Today in the NYT there’s a story about how imagining activities & scenes to look forward to can help us with difficult times during the pandemic.
I’m looking forward to big dinners w/ friends & live shows. How about you?
A new day, a new friend 🐧✨ pic.twitter.com/1PmPEHP5Yx
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Hey, just FYI minimum wage is absolutely supposed to be able to support a person and if it had kept the pace with inflation it would be $24 an hour today.
It is both false (raising the minimum wage has a negligible overall effect on retail prices) and deflects attention from the real problem: Resource hoarding by the super-rich. We could end poverty today through taxation & redistribution policies. That's what terrifies them. 2/2
“soooo many businesses would go under if the minimum wage is raised”
so you agree? that companies rely on the exploitation of their employees to sustain themselves? pic.twitter.com/LlCmwSiKs1
so you agree? that companies rely on the exploitation of their employees to sustain themselves? pic.twitter.com/LlCmwSiKs1

People out there saying raising the minimum wage to $15 will make groceries more expensive are arguing poverty is an essential component of the economy. That in order for (some of) us to eat (some of) us must starve. This is false scarcity at work. Reject that framing. 1/2
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Hey, just FYI minimum wage is absolutely supposed to be able to support a person and if it had kept the pace with inflation it would be $24 an hour today.
It is both false (raising the minimum wage has a negligible overall effect on retail prices) and deflects attention from the real problem: Resource hoarding by the super-rich. We could end poverty today through taxation & redistribution policies. That's what terrifies them. 2/2
People out there saying raising the minimum wage to $15 will make groceries more expensive are arguing poverty is an essential component of the economy. That in order for (some of) us to eat (some of) us must starve. This is false scarcity at work. Reject that framing. 1/2
Bernie had a plan to set the minimum teacher’s salary at 60k.
So Biden’s $15 minimum wage comes out to $31,200 a year for a 40 hour work week. The starting salary for a beginning teacher in Texas is $33,660. So a person working a minimum wage job will be making almost the same as a teacher with a college degree. Does this make any sense? 🤷♂️
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I really did that 🥺 I really organized and installed a community fridge and pantry in Sacramento by myself 😭 check it out 4641 Marconi Ave! Donate what you can, take what you need ❤️ pic.twitter.com/75xRHeIPta

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