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Our movement is a bold and inclusive movement that fights for any worker, no matter who they love or where they were born, and we are winning.

With economic inequality having returned to levels not seen in more than eight decades, a revival of union power is essential.

We build power for our worker’s movement when we recognize and embrace our diversity.

Throughout the 1990s and into the early 2000s, Bill Sizemore wreaked havoc in Oregon by putting simplistic initiatives on the ballot to address complex issues. Now Tim Nesbitt and Ted Kulongoski are poised for a repeat.

When I first became involved in the union movement, the mantra was to focus on wages, hours, and working conditions, while staying away from everything else.

The real crisis isn’t on the southern border. It’s in the Oval Office.