Read on Twitter
Working against reproductive freedom would disqualify somebody for high-level service in future Democratic administrations.
How can we possibly claim to be the party of working people if we repeatedly reward individuals who have fought for the continued subjugation of workers? https://twitter.com/AttorneyCrump/status/1333603223282745344
How can we possibly claim to be the party of working people if we repeatedly reward individuals who have fought for the continued subjugation of workers? https://twitter.com/AttorneyCrump/status/1333603223282745344
West’s Wikipedia glosses over his work on behalf of corporate profits, instead focusing on things like Uber “ending” use of forced arbitration in sexual misconduct cases. But as @sparkyabraham reported, this...doesn’t actually seem to have happened. https://www.currentaffairs.org/2019/07/uber-and-lyft-go-back-on-their-promise-to-harassment-victims
If you haven’t already checked it out, this @TheProspect article on West’s work at Uber is required reading. https://prospect.org/labor/kamala-harris-uber-test-california-ride-hailing-law/
Another fun reminder: West spent the ‘00s as partner at Morrison & Foerster, the firm that holds a special place in my heart for being the first law firm revealed to be forcing even summer associates—law students who spend ~8 weeks at the firm—into arbitration.
Pre-coffee tweeting almost over. My final point: there are countless attorneys who have spent their lives turning down millions of dollars and fancy titles in order to actually fight for vulnerable people in this country.
Those are the people we deserve as Attorney General.
Those are the people we deserve as Attorney General.
They’re actually going to try to make this happen. Seems like an appropriate time to re-up @grtnrr’s great piece from this summer: https://prospect.org/justice/which-side-are-liberal-lawyers-on-labor-workers-rights/
