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A new EPI report reveals that in many states, over 60% of corporations pay $0 in state taxes.

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Marie Cook

Marie Cook

Head Start Teacher
Chicago, IL

A new report by the Economic Policy Institute shows that in many states, over 60% of corporations are paying ZERO dollars in state corporate income taxes!

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Markita Blanchard

Markita Blanchard

Public School Janitor
Detroit, MI

One thing I’ve realized is that as a society we’ve been brainwashed to believe immigrants are "taking" from us. But it’s just another lie to keep us from coming together to demand dignity and respect.

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Anneisha Williams

Anneisha Williams

A Home Care Worker And A Fast Food Worker
Los Angeles

"Workers like me take the time out. …If it weren't for these workers, where would these companies really be?"

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Yvonne Richardson

Yvonne Richardson

We must still fight for voting rights
Florida

I’m calling on Congress to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act (VRAA) and Freedom to Vote Act.

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Beverly Laniece Owens

Beverly Laniece Owens

Cuyahoga Community College Registrar
Cleveland, Ohio

Beverly Laniece Owens’ two daughters are getting college degrees and first jobs, and they have plans to be roommates this fall. That kind of stability wasn’t Beverly’s reality when she was their age.

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