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保护弗林特第三选区的选举
We were out in Flint, protecting your right to vote in yesterday’s 3rd Ward special city council election!
If you see something, say something. Help us protect the vote. Call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).
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密歇根联队在五月五日节
Last Sunday, we marched in Detroit’s annual Cinco de Mayo Parade with a clear message: IMMIGRANTS ARE WELCOME!
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新闻与媒体
The American political system, designed to be a government “of the people, by the people, for the people,” is increasingly under threat. A flood of “dark money” — massive, often untraceable political donations from corporations and the ultra-wealthy — has long drowned out the voices of everyday citizens, warped our policy priorities, and eroded the very fabric of our democracy.
A vast majority of Americans across the political spectrum believe that the influence of money in politics is a significant problem facing our country. Here’s why this form of political corruption is so dangerous and what every citizen can do to get and keep money out of politics.
The Corrosive Influence of Big Money
The issue of money in politics is not merely about campaign donations; it’s about who has a seat at the table when important decisions are made. When politicians rely on large contributions from special interests to fund their campaigns, they are more likely to listen to the wants of their wealthy corporate and private donors than to the needs of their constituents.
This creates a vicious cycle where the interests of the powerful are prioritized, leading to policies that benefit a select few at the expense of the many.
Silencing the Voices of Ordinary Americans
When a handful of billionaires and corporations can pour unlimited funds into elections through Super PACs and dark money groups, the political discourse becomes dominated by their interests. This makes it harder for candidates who rely on small-dollar donations from everyday citizens to compete, effectively silencing the voices of the majority.
Encouraging Corruption and Self-Dealing
The line between campaign contributions and legalized bribery can become blurred when lobbyists who are paid to influence politicians are also funneling money into their campaigns. This practice, known as self-dealing, leads to policies that favor special interests, tax breaks for the wealthy, and government contracts being awarded to political donors rather than on merit.
Eroding the Power of the Vote and Trust in Government
When people feel that their voices don’t matter and that the system is rigged in favor of the wealthy, they lose faith in their government and are less likely to participate in the democratic process. This cynicism is a direct threat to the health and vibrancy of our democracy.
Big Money’s Playground: A Look at Michigan
The problem of big money in politics is not an abstract national issue; it has real-world consequences for everyone. Consider, for example, the impacts on the state of Michigan. For years, large corporations have used their financial influence to shape legislation in Lansing, often to the detriment of working-class Michigan families.
A prime example of this is the influence of DTE Energy and Consumers Energy, the state’s two largest utility companies. These regulated monopolies have poured millions of dollars into the campaigns of state lawmakers, and this spending has paid off. Despite widespread public outrage over frequent power outages and some of the highest electricity rates in the Midwest, these companies have largely escaped meaningful government accountability from the state legislature.
How to Get Money Out of Politics in Michigan
The good news is that the people of Michigan are fighting back. A growing coalition of grassroots organizations and concerned citizens is working on getting money out of politics in Michigan and returning power to the people in order to correct a rapidly backsliding democracy. This movement is not about left versus right; it’s about right versus wrong and democracy versus authoritarianism.
There are several ways that Michiganders can join this fight:
By joining the Mop Up Michigan campaign, you can help collect signatures to get this important initiative on the ballot, educate your friends and neighbors about the issue, and build a powerful grassroots movement to reclaim our democracy. Together, we can send a clear message that our democracy is not for sale.
Get Money Out of Michigan Politics With Michigan United
Michigan United is a broad, statewide coalition working to reform our broken health care and immigration systems, protect our environment, end mass incarceration, and make essential services accessible to all. But regulated monopolies and big government contractors are using their political contributions to drown out the voices of everyday Michiganders.
MMOP is a grassroots campaign working to get big money out of our elections. Formerly known as the 夺回我们的权力 coalition, we’re building toward a statewide ballot initiative to ban political contributions from regulated monopoly corporations and major state contractors — because our democracy should never be for sale.
This campaign will only succeed if everyday Michiganders power it. Whether you’ve got five minutes or five hours, your time matters. We’re going to need volunteers to collect signatures, knock on doors, spread the word, and help bring this ballot initiative to life. Sign up today to help us mop up Michigan!
If getting involved is what you’d like to do:
我们希望将密歇根州的 3.5% 组织起来，拆除不平等的壁垒，用尊严和机会取而代之。.
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In a country grappling with widening inequality, political polarization, and deep social divides, equitable change often feels out of reach, especially for the Americans who have been left behind by traditional systems of power. Low-income families, immigrants, people of color, and working-class groups have long struggled under policies that serve the privileged few while sidelining the needs of the many.
But there is another way forward: community building 和 political organizing. These grassroots tools are reclaiming democracy from the ground up. That’s because the fight for justice can’t be won solely at the ballot box or in government chambers — it must start with community-building activities in neighborhoods, workplaces, and local networks. The movement politics model fosters leadership in ordinary citizens in order to challenge oppression and build solutions together.
From tackling community issues, such as housing rights and clean water to immigrant protections and racial equality, this work must be driven by those directly impacted by injustice, not disconnected elites. Sustainable change requires civic participation and must be rooted in authentic community experience.
Understanding Community Organizing and Community Building
What Is Community Building?
Community building focuses on strengthening the social ties and trust that form the foundation of effective organizing. Creating inclusive and connected communities helps create the conditions for equity by elevating the voices and leadership of those most often excluded from decision-making. Building community includes work such as hosting neighborhood events, forging cross-cultural alliances, and investing in local leadership.
What Is Community Organizing?
Community organization is the process of mobilizing groups of people already unified by community building — especially those impacted by injustice — to identify problems, build collective power, and demand change.
This approach focuses on addressing systemic issues in the community, state, and nation through strategic, coordinated actions. These can include public demonstrations, policy advocacy, and voter engagement. For example, organizing plays a vital role in advancing housing justice, as it gives residents the power to challenge inequitable conditions, including eviction, gentrification, and underfunded neighborhoods.
Why These Tools Are the Key to Real and Effective Change
Community organizing and community building are not new ideas, but they are increasingly recognized as the most effective ways to achieve transformative, inclusive progress.
Empowering Those Most Impacted by Problems
Traditional politics often overlook the lived experiences of low-income or marginalized people. Organizing flips this model by empowering any individual to become a community organizer and leader. It prepares ordinary and previously disenfranchised citizens to run for office, lead advocacy campaigns, and hold elected officials accountable.
Building Social Cohesion and Trust
Effective change requires a strong foundation of relationships, trust, and shared purpose. Community building strengthens these foundations, allowing neighbors to collaborate across lines of difference and respond to shared challenges, whether it’s a public health crisis or voter suppression.
Achieving Lasting, Community-Driven Solutions
Organizing teaches people how to analyze systems of oppression, identify leverage points, and work together to change policies and practices that cause harm. This work has led to significant victories in housing, healthcare, education, and immigrant rights across the country.
Protecting Democracy at the Grassroots Level
Civic engagement and election protection, including community education and poll monitoring, ensure that all voices — especially those of marginalized groups — are heard and counted. This grassroots oversight is vital to resisting voter suppression and upholding democratic values.
Why Social Justice Nonprofits Are the Most Powerful Vehicles for Change
While individuals can make a difference on their own, joining forces with social justice nonprofits dramatically multiplies the impact. These organizations provide structure, resources, and strategic support that enable communities to organize effectively.
密歇根联队, a social justice and community-building nonprofit organization, is a leading example of the movement politics model in action. A leader among Michigan nonprofits, their campaigns have helped protect immigrants from deportation and other abuses, push back against unjust presidential administration policies, and fight for access to necessities, such as clean air 和 affordable healthcare. The organization highlights how community-led nonprofits are able to rapidly mobilize in defense of civil rights because they already have deep local networks and trusted relationships in place.
One of Michigan United’s most effective efforts is 项目 3.5, which seeks to train 3.5% of Michigan’s population — roughly 350,000 people — in nonviolent direct action. This figure is based on research showing that no government can withstand sustained, nonviolent resistance from just 3.5% of the population. Through workshops, coaching, and on-the-ground campaigns, Project 3.5 aims to activate an unstoppable grassroots force for justice.
Initiatives such as those driven by Michigan United don’t just fight injustice: They build community, foster empowerment, and show people that they don’t have to wait for others to create change. Anyone can do it themselves, together.
Get Organized With Michigan United’s Project 3.5
密歇根联队 is a broad, statewide coalition working to reform our broken healthcare and immigration systems, protect our environment, end mass incarceration, and make essential services accessible to all. To build that kind of power, we need to organize 3.5% of the state’s population. Starting with you.
We are at a critical moment in our nation’s history as we prepare to confront the troubling realities of the current White House administration. Working families are under attack — from Lansing to DC — and we’re fighting back. If you’re wondering what you can do, Michigan United is here for you. We have campaigns in place to protect Michiganders from all forms of injustice, which means you can make a difference in all the areas that matter to you, right here, all in one place.
As a member of 项目 3.5, you will gain the listening, communication, and planning skills to become an effective advocate for the people in your neighborhood. This is your chance to become the leader you’ve always wanted to see. Join us in our quest to create a more just and inclusive society for all.
You can do this in whichever way works best for you. You can also join us as a Michigan United member, volunteer with us, or donate today!
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Two, use this “Trump II GPT” to discover what’s in the executive orders and the impact on your daily life.
President Trump has long positioned himself as a champion of the working class, but his executive orders and policy proposals tell a very different story. From drastic cuts to Medicaid and Social Security to economically harmful tariffs, Trump’s agenda threatens the very programs and protections that working-class Americans depend on. Here’s how these key policies would directly harm millions of families, seniors, and low-wage workers across the country.
Given his promises to increase government program efficiency — including in the Energy and Commerce Committee that governs Medicare and Medicaid — but not cut Medicare, the fact that 95% of all non-Medicare federal spending is allocated to Medicaid has led Trump to cut Medicaid funding in staggering ways.
Medicaid cuts would devastate millions of low-income Americans, particularly children, people of color, and individuals with disabilities. Medicaid isn’t just the nation’s largest public health insurance program; it also plays a vital role in crime prevention, mental health treatment, and public safety.
If enacted, Trump’s Medicaid proposals would slash hundreds of billions from Medicaid and SNAP programs, shifting more costs to states and ultimately resulting in fewer people being covered. These cuts would reduce access to mental health and substance use treatment — services that are crucial to reducing crime and keeping communities safe.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE IMPACT OF MEDICAID DEBT HERE
Medicaid provides health coverage for low-income households, in which people of color, including Black, Latino, and Indigenous families, are disproportionately represented. It also supports pregnant workers, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Consequently, people of color, children, and other vulnerable groups would be hit the hardest by cutting Medicaid benefits. Slashing funding would worsen health disparities and long-term economic inequality for these groups.
Worst of all, these attacks on Medicaid aren’t about fiscal responsibility; they’re about lowering taxes for the wealthiest Americans. The EPI notes that the Trump administration’s prior efforts to slash Medicaid coincided with major tax cuts for the rich, forcing working families to bear the burden.
Trump has also supported damaging changes to the Social Security Administration (SSA) that threaten the economic stability of seniors and disabled Americans. While he claims he won’t cut Social Security itself, the proposed Trump Social Security policies and Republican plan to cut Social Security jobs would severely limit access to these critical benefits. As of early 2025, Trump’s team was considering a radical restructuring of Social Security that could reduce future payouts by tying benefits more closely to fluctuating market conditions.
Meanwhile, cuts to SSA staffing have already made it more difficult for people to access benefits, including individuals with disabilities and other vulnerable populations who often need the most help. Per Trump’s executive order, the SSA saw the most trenchant number of layoffs in decades, cutting more than 7,000 federal jobs. This has already resulted in backlogs, delayed processing times, and closed field offices, particularly in rural and low-income communities.
Trump’s aggressive tariff policies have been touted as “America First,” but in reality, they function as a hidden tax on the working class. Trump tariffs increase the cost of everything from clothing and furniture to electronics and food — costs that most American families cannot absorb easily. Those tariffs hurt consumers, and price hikes are especially punishing for low-income and working-class families, who spend a larger share of their income on consumer goods.
The Center for American Progress warns that this policy has not revived American manufacturing as promised. Instead, the impact of Trump tariffs has sparked retaliatory tariffs from other countries, increased production costs for US businesses, and led to job losses in industries that rely on imported parts and materials.
Worse, tariffs not only act as a regressive tax but also slow economic growth and disrupt global supply chains, leaving American businesses less competitive. Despite these consequences, Trump has doubled down in his efforts to move forward with tariffs.
While Donald Trump often claims to be fighting for the forgotten American worker, his actual policies tell a starkly different story. His policies serve the interests of the wealthiest Americans and large corporations — leaving working-class families to foot the bill.
However, you can do your part to stand up for working-class America. Getting involved with social justice nonprofit efforts can not only make your voice heard but make local and state leaders enact legislation and policies that truly serve the forgotten American worker. If you live in Michigan, Michigan United wants to hear from you.
密歇根团结 "是一个广泛的全州联盟，致力于改革我们破碎的医疗保健和移民系统，保护我们的环境，结束大规模监禁，并使所有人都能获得基本服务。.
We are at a critical moment in our nation’s history as we prepare to confront the troubling realities of our political climate and Trump’s executive orders. Our democracy and basic rights are under siege. If you’re wondering what you can do, Michigan United is here for you. We have campaigns in place to protect Michiganders from all forms of injustice, which means you can make a difference in the areas that matter to you, right here, all in one place.
The Trump administration is attacking everything we care about. We are working to build a home for Michiganders. We are a hub for people-centered leadership development, issue organizing, and civic power-building. We are movement builders.
Ready to do something now? Join us by becoming a member, volunteering with us, or getting involved with one of our projects. Start driving the reality of change today!
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MU in Action: Lobbying Our Legislators in Washington, DC
We were in DC meeting with Michigan lawmakers to say: protect our communities—don’t fund detention and deportation. Stand with the people and Michigan United and vote against the upcoming budget reconciliation bill.
The bill gives billions to the rich while cutting from programs we depend on while harming our immigrant community.
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MU in Action: Organizing to End Gun Violence in Michigan
On Friday, May 16, residents, political leaders and community organizations gathered at the Sylvester Broome Empowerment Village in Flint for a community conversation focused on stopping gun violence. The event, which ran from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., invited people from across the city to join an open dialogue about the resources available, the challenges faced and the steps that can be taken together to make Flint safer.
Participants discussed what the community already has in place to address gun violence, what more can be done and how everyone can work together to create change. The conversation was supported by groups like North Flint Neighborhood, the Ruth Mott Foundation, the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, End Gun Violence Michigan and State Senator John Cherry.
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Michigan United Healthcare was in DC, Talking about Vaccine Misinformation
Last month, our own Latressa Gordon, DNP, MSN, RN was a panelist at the 2025 National Minority Quality Forum (NQMF). They are a United States-based, health care research, education and advocacy organization whose mission is to reduce patient risk and advance health equity by assuring optimal care for all.
Dr. Gordon’s panel was “Combatting Vaccine Disinformation and Policy Turmoil with Data and Community Action from Trusted Voices”. We’ve queued up her panel in the video below. Tap the image and enjoy!
If you think understanding the spectrum of threats facing our communities is important…
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新闻与媒体
In a country grappling with widening inequality, political polarization, and deep social divides, equitable change often feels out of reach, especially for the Americans who have been left behind by traditional systems of power. Low-income families, immigrants, people of color, and working-class groups have long struggled under policies that serve the privileged few while sidelining the needs of the many.
But there is another way forward: community building 和 political organizing. These grassroots tools are reclaiming democracy from the ground up. That’s because the fight for justice can’t be won solely at the ballot box or in government chambers — it must start with community-building activities in neighborhoods, workplaces, and local networks. The movement politics model fosters leadership in ordinary citizens in order to challenge oppression and build solutions together.
From tackling community issues, such as housing rights and clean water to immigrant protections and racial equality, this work must be driven by those directly impacted by injustice, not disconnected elites. Sustainable change requires civic participation and must be rooted in authentic community experience.
Understanding Community Organizing and Community Building
What Is Community Building?
Community building focuses on strengthening the social ties and trust that form the foundation of effective organizing. Creating inclusive and connected communities helps create the conditions for equity by elevating the voices and leadership of those most often excluded from decision-making. Building community includes work such as hosting neighborhood events, forging cross-cultural alliances, and investing in local leadership.
What Is Community Organizing?
Community organization is the process of mobilizing groups of people already unified by community building — especially those impacted by injustice — to identify problems, build collective power, and demand change.
This approach focuses on addressing systemic issues in the community, state, and nation through strategic, coordinated actions. These can include public demonstrations, policy advocacy, and voter engagement. For example, organizing plays a vital role in advancing housing justice, as it gives residents the power to challenge inequitable conditions, including eviction, gentrification, and underfunded neighborhoods.
Why These Tools Are the Key to Real and Effective Change
Community organizing and community building are not new ideas, but they are increasingly recognized as the most effective ways to achieve transformative, inclusive progress.
Empowering Those Most Impacted by Problems
Traditional politics often overlook the lived experiences of low-income or marginalized people. Organizing flips this model by empowering any individual to become a community organizer and leader. It prepares ordinary and previously disenfranchised citizens to run for office, lead advocacy campaigns, and hold elected officials accountable.
Building Social Cohesion and Trust
Effective change requires a strong foundation of relationships, trust, and shared purpose. Community building strengthens these foundations, allowing neighbors to collaborate across lines of difference and respond to shared challenges, whether it’s a public health crisis or voter suppression.
Achieving Lasting, Community-Driven Solutions
Organizing teaches people how to analyze systems of oppression, identify leverage points, and work together to change policies and practices that cause harm. This work has led to significant victories in housing, healthcare, education, and immigrant rights across the country.
Protecting Democracy at the Grassroots Level
Civic engagement and election protection, including community education and poll monitoring, ensure that all voices — especially those of marginalized groups — are heard and counted. This grassroots oversight is vital to resisting voter suppression and upholding democratic values.
Why Social Justice Nonprofits Are the Most Powerful Vehicles for Change
While individuals can make a difference on their own, joining forces with social justice nonprofits dramatically multiplies the impact. These organizations provide structure, resources, and strategic support that enable communities to organize effectively.
密歇根联队, a social justice and community-building nonprofit organization, is a leading example of the movement politics model in action. A leader among Michigan nonprofits, their campaigns have helped protect immigrants from deportation and other abuses, push back against unjust presidential administration policies, and fight for access to necessities, such as clean air 和 affordable healthcare. The organization highlights how community-led nonprofits are able to rapidly mobilize in defense of civil rights because they already have deep local networks and trusted relationships in place.
One of Michigan United’s most effective efforts is 项目 3.5, which seeks to train 3.5% of Michigan’s population — roughly 350,000 people — in nonviolent direct action. This figure is based on research showing that no government can withstand sustained, nonviolent resistance from just 3.5% of the population. Through workshops, coaching, and on-the-ground campaigns, Project 3.5 aims to activate an unstoppable grassroots force for justice.
Initiatives such as those driven by Michigan United don’t just fight injustice: They build community, foster empowerment, and show people that they don’t have to wait for others to create change. Anyone can do it themselves, together.
Get Organized With Michigan United’s Project 3.5
密歇根联队 is a broad, statewide coalition working to reform our broken healthcare and immigration systems, protect our environment, end mass incarceration, and make essential services accessible to all. To build that kind of power, we need to organize 3.5% of the state’s population. Starting with you.
We are at a critical moment in our nation’s history as we prepare to confront the troubling realities of the current White House administration. Working families are under attack — from Lansing to DC — and we’re fighting back. If you’re wondering what you can do, Michigan United is here for you. We have campaigns in place to protect Michiganders from all forms of injustice, which means you can make a difference in all the areas that matter to you, right here, all in one place.
As a member of 项目 3.5, you will gain the listening, communication, and planning skills to become an effective advocate for the people in your neighborhood. This is your chance to become the leader you’ve always wanted to see. Join us in our quest to create a more just and inclusive society for all.
You can do this in whichever way works best for you. You can also join us as a Michigan United member, volunteer with us, or donate today!
加入项目 3.5
我们希望将密歇根州的 3.5% 组织起来，拆除不平等的壁垒，用尊严和机会取而代之。.
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Reproductive freedom is about far more than just the right to choose whether or not to have a child. It encompasses every aspect of bodily autonomy, family planning, and professional and economic success. This includes not just access to birth control and abortion care but also paid parental leave and protection from pregnancy discrimination. Reproductive rights are also essential to achieving racial, gender, and economic justice for all Americans.
Organizations such as Reproductive Freedom for All 和 密歇根联队 are working together to protect reproductive rights in Michigan and across the US. Here’s what you need to know — and how you can protect the rights of women and families in your community.
Contraceptive access, or the right to birth control, is a vital aspect of reproductive freedom. It empowers individuals to plan their futures, reduce unintended pregnancies, and improve health outcomes. The American Academy of Pediatrics emphasizes that adolescents and young adults must have confidential access to contraception to protect their current and future health and well-being.
Access to affordable birth control is also closely tied to gender equity and economic opportunity. Birth control is the surest way to defend women’s wellness and personal success because it enables them to complete their education, enter the workforce, and make empowered decisions about their partners and family life.
The ability to access safe and legal abortion care is also a cornerstone of reproductive freedom. Abortion is not a matter of convenience; it’s an essential part of health care and a human right. It upholds basic freedoms such as the right to privacy, autonomy, and good health, to name just a few.
Restrictions on access to abortion disproportionately affect low-income communities and women of color, deepening existing health and economic inequalities. Since the fall of the federal protections offered by Roe v. Wade, legislation around abortion access has been left up to individual states. Geographic and financial barriers have grown significantly worse, forcing many women living in politically conservative states with abortion bans to travel long distances or go without needed care altogether.
Policies that strip or restrict abortion rights not only impinge on bodily autonomy but also have long-term impacts on economic outcomes. Abortion bans reduce women’s labor force participation, increase turnover, and lower their earnings over time. Women who are forced to carry their infants to term may also face pregnancy discrimination at work, be denied adequate paid parental leave, or lack access to affordable childcare while they work.
Reproductive freedom also means having the time and support necessary to care for a new child without jeopardizing one’s job or income. Paid parental leave allows families to bond, recover, and transition into parenthood without financial strain. Paid leave is associated with better mental health for parents, improved infant development, and stronger family dynamics.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists states that paid leave is a critical public health issue and should be a guaranteed right — not a privilege dependent on employer generosity. Access to paid leave promotes economic equity, particularly for women and people of color, who are less likely to have it through their jobs. Expanding paid parental leave is essential to a society where individuals can choose to become parents without fear of economic penalty.
Reproductive freedom also includes the right to be free from discrimination based on pregnancy or caregiving status. The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act requires employers to provide reasonable accommodations to workers affected by pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions.
Despite this fact, many workers still face stigma and retaliation. It’s important to keep in mind that pregnancy discrimination can take many forms, such as not being hired, being denied promotions, being forced into taking unpaid leave, or even being laid off altogether. These practices disproportionately impact women in low-wage jobs, especially women of color, and it’s a key reason many are pushed out of the workforce or into poverty.
Enforcing protection from pregnancy discrimination doesn’t just support gender, racial, health, and socioeconomic equality — it’s advantageous for employers, too.
True reproductive freedom is about dignity, autonomy, and equality. It means being able to choose when and how to start a family — or not to have one at all — without facing unnecessary legal, economic, or social barriers. It’s about building a future where everyone, no matter who they are or where they live, has the freedom to control their own body, life, and future.
By supporting reproductive rights in all their forms, we can build a stronger, more just society for everyone.
密歇根联队 is a broad, statewide coalition working to fight for reproductive freedom, reform our broken health care and immigration systems, protect our environment, end mass incarceration, and make essential services accessible to all. To build that kind of power, we need to organize 3.5% of the state’s population. Starting with you.
We are at a critical moment in our nation’s history as we prepare to confront the troubling realities of the current White House administration. Women and working families are under attack — from Lansing to DC — and we’re fighting back. If you’re wondering what you can do, Michigan United is here for you. We have campaigns in place to protect Michiganders from all forms of injustice, which means you can make a difference in all the areas that matter to you, right here, all in one place.
As a member of 项目 3.5, you will gain the listening, communication, and planning skills to become an effective advocate for the people in your neighborhood. This is your chance to become the leader you’ve always wanted to see. Join us in our quest to create a more just and inclusive society for all.
You can do this in whichever way works best for you. You can also join us as a Michigan United member, volunteer with us, or donate today!
Help us restore the balance of choice
我们希望将密歇根州的 3.5% 组织起来，拆除不平等的壁垒，用尊严和机会取代残存的不平等。.
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