Act NOW to Stop Dangerous Tax Proposal—House Vote Tomorrow

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From Keystone Research Center/Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center (https://krc-pbpc.org/): Some legislators in Harrisburg are proposing adding the “Taxpayer Bill of Rights” (TABOR) to the Pennsylvania Constitution. Use our action- Stop this now at https://www.congressweb.com/PBPC/7/! We’ve warned about this dangerous amendment … Continued

Reach Out to Congress This Spring Recess on Child Nutrition Waivers, Community Eligibility Provision, and Summer EBT

From the Food Research and Action Center (http://www.frac.org): Get ready to spring into action for the spring Congressional recess (April 11-24)! Now is the time for anti-hunger advocates to go full throttle in their outreach to Congress around Child Nutrition … Continued

Discrimination Should Not Be Automated: Tell Congress to Pass the Algorithmic Accountability Act

From Color of Change (https://colorofchange.org/): Companies are giving more life-changing decisions over to algorithms—computer systems that can solve problems or complete tasks—reinforcing the discrimination that Black communities fought hard to outlaw in offline spaces.1 Humans introduce racial biases to algorithms … Continued

Tell Congress Include Child Care and Pre-K in Reconciliation Package

From Moms Rising (https://www.momsrising.org/): We’ve been reaching out on child care a lot recently – and YOU have been responding by taking the critical actions needed to truly uplift our families and save our economy by demanding comprehensive, affordable, high-quality … Continued

‘Pausing a Crisis Doesn’t End It’: Biden to Extend Student Loan Payment Freeze Again

Posted at https://www.commondreams.org/news/2022/04/05/pausing-crisis-doesnt-end-it-biden-extend-student-loan-payment-freeze-again “We have to keep pushing. This isn’t enough,” said the Debt Collective. JAKE JOHNSON April 5, 2022 President Joe Biden is reportedly planning to keep the moratorium on student loan repayments in place through August 31, an extension … Continued