SPLC Union members had the bravery to use their full names in this Guardian story about our recent vote of no confidence in Margaret Huang’s leadership.

Meanwhile, SPLC leadership hid behind anonymity to deliver corporate doublespeak. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024...

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Through a dedicated donor base who believe in the SPLC’s mission to advance racial justice and human rights in the South, revenue increased significantly over the years: $149 mil in 2021; $169 mil in 2022; and $170 mil in 2023.

Today, SPLC holds $749 mil in total assets

One SPLC staffer wrote, "I can't even survive basic cost of living right now … Your employees deserve better. We deserve to not have to live paycheck by paycheck when we know the center has more than enough funds for it.” SPLC leadership laid them off in June.

Huang made $454,624 annually as of 2023. Other top paid execs make over $200k.

Meanwhile, SPLC refused to set a floor of $50k salary for all workers during contract negotiations. Some SPLC staff even have to work second jobs.