Occupy Wall Street
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Born Sep 17, 2011. Standing w/global #OccupyWallSt. #GeneralStrike #CloseTheCamps #FreeThemAll #blacklivesmatter https://linktr.ee/occupywallstnyc
The best article written about how Obama colluded with mayors of major cities to take down encampments was written by someone who is now a total nutbag, so we cannot promote it.
Occupy Wall Street was intentionally memory holed by the fed govt under Obama and local mayors of big cities in the USA.
Occupy Wall Street was intentionally memory holed by the fed govt under Obama and local mayors of big cities in the USA.
November 20, 2025 at 6:16 PM
The best article written about how Obama colluded with mayors of major cities to take down encampments was written by someone who is now a total nutbag, so we cannot promote it.
Occupy Wall Street was intentionally memory holed by the fed govt under Obama and local mayors of big cities in the USA.
Occupy Wall Street was intentionally memory holed by the fed govt under Obama and local mayors of big cities in the USA.
She took the cross off her neck so Jesus would not see her doing wicked things.
November 14, 2025 at 1:33 AM
She took the cross off her neck so Jesus would not see her doing wicked things.
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Want to support workers on strike?
✅ Follow us + share our posts about NOT BUYING STARBUCKS!
✅ Sign our No Contract No Coffee pledge, & we'll send you local calls to action throughout the strike: nocontractnocoffee.org
✅ Donate to our strike fund: sbworkersunited.org
✅ Follow us + share our posts about NOT BUYING STARBUCKS!
✅ Sign our No Contract No Coffee pledge, & we'll send you local calls to action throughout the strike: nocontractnocoffee.org
✅ Donate to our strike fund: sbworkersunited.org
November 13, 2025 at 11:34 AM
Want to support workers on strike?
✅ Follow us + share our posts about NOT BUYING STARBUCKS!
✅ Sign our No Contract No Coffee pledge, & we'll send you local calls to action throughout the strike: nocontractnocoffee.org
✅ Donate to our strike fund: sbworkersunited.org
✅ Follow us + share our posts about NOT BUYING STARBUCKS!
✅ Sign our No Contract No Coffee pledge, & we'll send you local calls to action throughout the strike: nocontractnocoffee.org
✅ Donate to our strike fund: sbworkersunited.org
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It has been nearly a year since Starbucks has offered us a single proposal to finish the remainder of our union contracts. The company knows where we stand: we need fair wages, better scheduling, and an end to union-busting.
Instead, Starbucks is fighting US, their workers.
Instead, Starbucks is fighting US, their workers.
November 13, 2025 at 11:33 AM
It has been nearly a year since Starbucks has offered us a single proposal to finish the remainder of our union contracts. The company knows where we stand: we need fair wages, better scheduling, and an end to union-busting.
Instead, Starbucks is fighting US, their workers.
Instead, Starbucks is fighting US, their workers.
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Bargaining started in April 2024 with more than 150 baristas in the room. They reached 33 tentative agreements on noneconomic issues. But under CEO Brian Niccol, Starbucks reversed course and refused to negotiate on wages, hours, or staffing.
November 13, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Bargaining started in April 2024 with more than 150 baristas in the room. They reached 33 tentative agreements on noneconomic issues. But under CEO Brian Niccol, Starbucks reversed course and refused to negotiate on wages, hours, or staffing.
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Third demand: address hundreds of unresolved unfair labor practice charges. Judges and the NLRB have repeatedly found that Starbucks violated labor law. Workers have filed dozens of new complaints since the new CEO took over.
November 13, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Third demand: address hundreds of unresolved unfair labor practice charges. Judges and the NLRB have repeatedly found that Starbucks violated labor law. Workers have filed dozens of new complaints since the new CEO took over.
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Second demand: higher take-home pay. Thousands of Starbucks partners rely on SNAP and Medicaid because their wages and hours are too low to cover basics like rent, groceries, and healthcare.
November 13, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Second demand: higher take-home pay. Thousands of Starbucks partners rely on SNAP and Medicaid because their wages and hours are too low to cover basics like rent, groceries, and healthcare.
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Workers’ first demand: enough hours to qualify for the benefits Starbucks advertises. Many baristas cannot get the 20 hours needed for health insurance. That includes parents caring for kids with chronic health needs.
November 13, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Workers’ first demand: enough hours to qualify for the benefits Starbucks advertises. Many baristas cannot get the 20 hours needed for health insurance. That includes parents caring for kids with chronic health needs.
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In September, @sbworkersunited.org President Lynne Fox explained the stakes. Starbucks is a global giant, but it is not too big to fail. And right now, it is on the ropes.
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“Starbucks Is on the Ropes,” Says SBWU President Lynne Fox, Who Is Eyeing a Strike
"Investors should know that if Starbucks continues to stonewall and fight with union baristas, they aren’t afraid to do what it takes to win the fair contract that they’ve earned," Fox writes. "This i...
inthesetimes.com
November 13, 2025 at 4:14 PM
In September, @sbworkersunited.org President Lynne Fox explained the stakes. Starbucks is a global giant, but it is not too big to fail. And right now, it is on the ropes.
inthesetimes.com/article/star...
inthesetimes.com/article/star...