Em Perry of Michigan United was featured in the pages of Planet Detroit this week. See how we’re taking power back from DTE.
Category Archives: Movement Politics
A Conversation on Voting with Secretary Pete Buttigieg
On 10/24 our own Rev. John Duckworth met with Sec. Pete Buttigieg in Detroit. Read about it.
Examining the hate trying to divide us at a ”Bad Faith” movie screening in Westland
Examining the hate trying to divide us at a ”Bad Faith” movie screening in Westland
Ten Questions about Taking Back Our Power
The Taking Back Our Power bill is campaign finance reform that will take money and influence out of Michigan politics.
KEY ISSUES MISSING FROM GOV. WHITMER’S 2024 AGENDA
While we applaud Gov. Whitmer’s continued dedication to improving education, it is crucial to highlight the issues that were absent from the governor’s agenda.
Thank you for celebrating MLK weekend with Michigan United!
A look at our Justice Assembly and Awards Ceremony, recognizing those that embody Dr. King’s values of justice and dignity.
Join the Fight for Environmental Justice: How You Can Hold Utility Companies Accountable!
Michigan United’s Environmental Justice team has worked tirelessly to hold utility companies accountable and promote energy democracy. Unfortunately, Michiganders only receive $35 for their losses during every power outage, while these companies charge higher rates. This is unacceptable, and we need to demand more.
Building a Better Democracy: Join Michigan United’s Movement Politics Department
In today’s world, our democracy desperately needs a vibrant upgrade. Enter Michigan United’s Movement Politics department. We’re the driving force behind a movement dedicated to transforming our state’s democracy for the better. With a focus on base building, defining ambitious future goals, and an impressive network of organizers, volunteers, and supporters, we are ready to …
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Ceasefire now! Statement on Gaza
At Michigan United, we are deeply concerned about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. We understand the profound impact of systemic oppression and injustice, and we firmly believe that solidarity knows no borders.