Payday Report (Page 197)

Payday Celebrates 5th Anniversary & 659 Articles Published

Mike Elk May 26, 2021 0 Comments

Help Us Reach Our Goal $548 / $1,000 Recurring Donation $3.00 monthly $5.00 monthly $15.00 monthly $35.00 monthly $100.00 monthly $36.00 yearly $60.00 yearly $180.00 yearly $420.00 yearly $1,200.00 yearly One Time Donation This month marks Payday’s 5th

1300 Strikes Since Pandemic Began - CT Service Plaza Workers to Strike - SF Chinese Hospital Nurses Strike

Mike Elk May 25, 2021 0 Comments

Greetings from the Burgh, where the weather is gorgeous, but unfortunately I can’t go biking as my bike was stolen. Donate to Replace Melk’s Stolen Bike Last night, my bike (my primary means of transportation and exercise) was stolen. It could not have come at a worse time

Activists Switch to Offense Following Election of Pittsburgh’s 1st Black Mayor Ed Gainey

Mike Elk May 20, 2021 0 Comments

PITTSBURGH, PA. “You wanna dance?,” Rita Garmany asked me as the dance party in SEIU Healthcare PA’s parking lot raged following the announcement of Ed Gainey’s victory Tuesday. Garmany, a 62-year-old Black activist, was one of the hundreds of activists who streamed through the SEIU parking

Ed Gainey Defeats Incumbent To Become Pittsburgh's 1st Black Mayor

Mike Elk May 18, 2021 0 Comments

PITTSBURGH,PA – Tonight, Black PA State Representative Ed Gainey defeated two-term Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto to become the first Black mayor of Pittsburgh. Despite being out-fundraised nearly 4-to-1, which Peduto pumped into negative attack ads, Gainey, 51, was able to defeat Peduto, who coceded the election.

Pittsburgh Mayor “Redbaits” Black Challenger in Closing Message - Juice Store Workers Strike in Texas - Steelworkers Strike in Western New York

Mike Elk May 18, 2021 0 Comments

Folks, Greetings from the Burgh, where I just got back from voting at my polling place in the historic African American neighborhood of the Hill District. The polling place was packed with many residents of the Hill District hoping a new day was on the horizon for racial justice as

Payday Celebrates 5th Anniversary & 659 Articles Published

1300 Strikes Since Pandemic Began - CT Service Plaza Workers to Strike - SF Chinese Hospital Nurses Strike

Activists Switch to Offense Following Election of Pittsburgh’s 1st Black Mayor Ed Gainey

Ed Gainey Defeats Incumbent To Become Pittsburgh's 1st Black Mayor

Pittsburgh Mayor “Redbaits” Black Challenger in Closing Message - Juice Store Workers Strike in Texas - Steelworkers Strike in Western New York

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