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SEIU members will bring the same energy to holding leaders accountable that we brought to knocking on doors and getting out the vote! We’re not done demanding better wages, stronger unions, and a government that works for us—not just billionaires. Watch us get it done! #MoneyPowerRespect

We want power in our government. We want respect and dignity! We made voting plans, stayed engaged, & cast our ballots for the candidates who fight for us! @SEIUPres knows that together, we rejected a government that puts billionaires ahead of our families, & organized for our #MoneyPowerRespect.

Kevin Carey, a public sector worker and member of @SEIU1107: “Everything is just too damn expensive.”

That’s why we’re fighting for #MoneyPowerRespect

😳 Starter homes cost $1 million in a record 242 U.S. cities…

Joining together in strong unions is how working people secure livable pay. The American Dream shouldn’t be this unsustainable and unachievable. seiu.co/3UGKSNx

Remember when Trump asked Black voters during his campaign trail, "What the hell do you have to lose?"
We have an answer to his question: jobs. When Trump took office in January last year, Black unemployment stood at 6.1%. By July 2025, it had climbed to 7.2%. And it didn't happen by accident.

The administration dismantled DEI programs across the federal government and pressured employers in the private sector to follow. The message sent to employers across industries was clear: scrutinize Black hires. Black workers didn't lose their jobs because they weren't good enough.

They lost their jobs because this administration built a policy and rhetoric specifically designed to push them out. It’s no wonder Black voters in Michigan and across the country voted for pro-worker candidates last week!
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