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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 19, 2025 Contact: Annie Norman, annie@ourfinancialsecurity.org Wednesday March 19: Call to Save Our Public Postal Service Thursday March 20: Day of Action at Post Offices Across the Country Register here: bit.ly/2025saveusps On Feb. 20th The Washington Post broke news of a planned executive order to have the Dept. of Commerce take...| Take On Wall Street
On February 9, the Take On Wall Street project of Americans for Financial Reform, Americans for Tax Fairness, Communications Workers of America, and the Institute for Policy Studies hosted an informal Hill briefing on February 19 with experts, advocates, and workers to talk tax policy, lessons from the last tax bill, and proposals to take on Wall Street and raise revenue for the public services we all rely on by taxing CEO pay and stock buybacks.| Take On Wall Street
The Save the Post Office Coalition in response to last night’s breaking news from The Washington Post— “Trump expected to take control of USPS, fire postal board, officials say“| Take On Wall Street
Source: Black PerspectivesThis post was authored by Ayana Prewitt and Joey Katzenell.| Take On Wall Street
$20 billion in IRS enforcement funding is at risk. Losing this funding would undermine the IRS’ ability to take action against tax evasion efforts by the ultra wealthy. Congress should act to unfreeze this IRS funding. | Take On Wall Street
source: Jacob Patton via FlickrEarlier this year, Americans for Financial Reform and Take on Wall Street hosted a fireside chat with Jeremy Bearer-Friend, a professor at George Washington University Law School, and Alvin Velazquez, Associate General Counsel at SEIU. During the chat, Bearer-Friend explained his recently developed proposal for how to capitalize a multi-trillion dollar reparations fund in less than a year. The proposal would have publicly traded firms, many of which have been re...| takeonwallst.com
By Joey Katzenell Chances are you’ve heard about Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s disastrous 60-page “Delivering for America” (DFA) consolidation plan launched in 2021. DeJoy released the plan shortly after being appointed by Trump, who called for fixing then privatizing USPS. Unsurprisingly, DFA includes massive network consolidations, cuts to work hours, historic postage rate hikes, and...| Take On Wall Street
By: Natalia Renta, Senior Policy Counsel for Corporate Governance and Power| Take On Wall Street
This post was guest authored by Brian Carss.| Take On Wall Street
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