Laid off from my job, but I'd never abandon my patients.
Fight for $15

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John,

I'm a third-generation healthcare worker and my son is now the fourth – but like so many other healthcare workers in our country, I don't have healthcare coverage myself.

When I got laid off at the start of this pandemic, I kept seeing my clients. I would never abandon them. I don't have that kind of heart.

I can't say the same for companies that pay poverty wages. While I care for patients during COVID-19, I'm fighting to stay in my apartment because I can't make rent.

We have an opportunity this November to put people in the Senate and in the White House who will pass and sign a bill to make $15/hr the law, nationwide.

I'm going to be speaking about all of this for me, my family, and other Black and brown workers who are ready for justice right now.

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My three kids and fifteen grandbabies are why I joined the Fight for $15 movement. Since then, I've stood alongside other worker leaders that lift me up as we all fight for a better future for our families. We've won $70 billion in raises for 64 million people across the country – and we're not done.

Together,

Demetrica Shipp
Homecare Worker
Milwaukee, WI
Fight for $15 and a Union

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