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Retirement Security Crisis Must Be Addressed for Minority Workers #retirement-security

A new report from the University of California Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education reveals that minority workers are more likely to live in poverty when they retire. The report, "Black and Latino Retirement (In)Security" shows that these seniors are more likely to have lower incomes and a higher rate of poverty, and less likely to have a workplace retirement plan -- all of which consequently impacts their ability to retire with financial security.

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Elizabeth Warren. (Need we say more?) #default

Elizabeth Warren has gone toe-to-toe with Wall Street and politicians who pander to rich corporations to give working families a fighting chance. For this very reason, her Senate campaign isn't likely to get many donations from the swaggering hedge fund managers. If we want this champion for the 99% to make it to the Senate, it's up to us to give her campaign the momentum and support to get her there.

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I support women's access to no-cost contraception. Do you? #the-healthcare-law

99% of all women in the U.S. will rely on contraception at some point during their lives. A majority of Americans - including Catholics - believe employers should cover birth control without co-pay. If the numbers are on our side, why are so many people trying to take birth control away? Spread the word on Facebook and find out how SEIU nurses are speaking out to protect women's access to affordable contraception.

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