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In Michigan and all across the country, our members are fighting individual care denials and are WINNING people the care they need--and paid fo! Together, we are working to transform our health care system to put Care Over Cost and people over profit.

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Dr. King’s Legacy in Our Time: Building Stronger Communities Through Civic Engagement
Given the fiery partisan trenches that now define not just our political climate, celebrating Dr. King’s legacy requires more than just observing an occasion.
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Protest Pro-tips
If you can’t turn over a soap box on a street corner, stand on it, and rail against the government, you don’t truly have free speech.
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Follow the Money: the Hall-Bolin Holiday Budget Cuts
Using an obscure power in state law, they moved to strip multi-year protection from $644.9 million in already-approved projects.
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What is the Impact of the Hall-Bolin Budget Cuts?
The Hall/Bolin cuts don’t just move numbers around a spreadsheet — they pull the floor out from under a lot of basic systems.
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MU in the News: The Fight for Gun Violence Prevention in Michigan
Learn more about the report and how Michigan United is making an impact in communities like Detroit and Flint.
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The 2025 Michigan United Election Protection Report
Ensuring every eligible voter could cast a ballot safely, confidently, and without interference

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