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Quantifying the Impact of the Fight for $15: $150 Billion in Raises for 26 Million Workers, With $76 Billion Going to Workers of Color We quantified the impact of the , and it's over $150 billion in raises for 26 million workers. $76 billion of that has gone to workers of color. It's time for Congress to catch up and .

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McDonald’s Raises Pay at Some Restaurants but Workers Still Plan Strike for $15 Minimum Wage The recent wage hike doesn’t apply to 95 percent of workers at franchise restaurants. Detroit and Flint workers will join McDonald’s employees in 15 other cities in a walkout next week.

McDonald's Workers Will Strike for $15 an Hour in 15 Cities Striking cashiers and cooks say there's an easy solution to McDonald's labor shortage: a $15 minimum wage.

This is why working-class people have had to build an independent movement and struggle every step of the way to win $15/hour. We cannot trust the Democratic establishment to fight for what working-class people need.

"Biden and the Democrats need to deliver on the wage hike they promised—by any means necessary."

$15 an Hour Is the Compromise Biden and the Democrats need to deliver on the wage hike they promised—by any means necessary. Anything less is a moral and political failure.

Democrats Can't Afford to Dilute Their $15 Minimum Wage Proposal The wage increase in the Covid relief bill also applies to tipped workers and others making a subminimum wage. Democrats should fight tooth and nail to make it law.

Opinion | Abolish the Racist, Sexist Subminimum Wage Biden’s Raise the Wage Act should ensure that tipped workers receive fair pay.

A $15 minimum wage is being discussed nationally because of years of grassroots organizing by working-class people & fast-food worker strikes starting in 2012 . Watch City Councilmember Kshama Sawant talk with Krystal Ball about the movement of labor, community groups, and socialists, that made Seattle the first major city to pass a $15 minimum wage in 2014, & the launch of

Seattle's Kshama Sawant: How $15 Minimum Wage Spread Like WILDFIRE Kshama Sawant, Seattle City Council member, discusses why raising the minimum wage is important and what it will take to increase it nationally.About Rising:...

There's no wealth creation; it's just stealing from the working class. Raising the minimum wage to $15/hour nationally is long overdue. Fifteen has been a fight against the political establishment (both Democrat and Republican) and big business at every step. At a minimum, workers need a $15/hour minimum wage, and we must use the momentum from our movement to go after the real looters in society: the billionaires who've profited off the misery they're putting us through in this pandemic.

Once a Fringe Idea, the $15 Minimum Wage Is Making Big Gains The new year brings another round of increases, nearly a decade after workers started campaigning for higher pay.

On this day in 2014, Seattle became the first major city to adopt a $15/hr minimum wage. This victory kicked off a series of similar victories across the country. A key role in this fight was played by Socialist Alternative and our City Councilmenber Kshama Sawant, who initiated the 15 Now campaign and fought back against the counter efforts of big businesses, the labor bureaucracy and the Democratic Party mayor and city council majority.

How Seattle Won $15 También en español The fight for a $15 an hour minimum wage is gaining further momentum. On April 1, Seattle´s low-wage workers will see the first rise thanks to the efforts of workers, labor, and 15 Now. Seattle is the first major city to implement a $15 an hour minimum wage, phased in over t