
In Texas, Poor People's Campaign Kicks Off 27-Mile 'March for Democracy'
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61% : Other widely supported policies that have been undermined through a combination of Republican intransigence and Democratic acquiescence, noted Barber, include raising the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour, providing undocumented immigrants with a path to citizenship, and confronting the climate crisis.56% : "I'm the granddaughter of undocumented immigrants, a proud daughter of social justice warriors, and the mother of two public school children.
53% : In Texas, activists from the Poor People's Campaign embarked on a four-day, 27-mile "March for Democracy" on Wednesday to demand that Senate Democrats counteract the GOP's assault on voting rights and the GOP-led assault on low-wage workers by repealing the filibuster and enacting the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, the For the People Act, a $15 federal minimum wage, and protections for undocumented immigrants.
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