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Bradley for Raleigh Workers

City Council At-Large 2021

10 hours ago

Thanks to everyone who joined us for today's webinar on tenants unions and residents councils. Special thanks to our presenters, Sandy Rollins and Wanda Hunter, for sharing their knowledge and experience with us. In addition to our video archive here on Facebook, the video of today's session is now available on YouTube. Make sure you're following us here on Facebook for updates on the next session of our Tenant Organizing web series!youtu.be/Lm6xPn5mVCg ... See MoreSee Less

Tenants, Landlords and Inequality: Tenants Unions and Residents Councils Can Push Back

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This webinar is intended to introduce the concept of tenant organizing to people in Raleigh. Raleigh's rental community makes up nearly half the population o...

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Joshua Bradley For Raleigh Workers was live.

15 hours ago

This webinar is intended to introduce the concept of tenant organizing to people in Raleigh. Raleigh's rental community makes up nearly half the population of the city. Soaring housing costs and the scramble for the ownership of debt as a means to future profits for investors and property owners have created an economic nightmare for workers that rent. We will look at some of the causes of these conditions, and talk about how tenants unions have helped people in other areas push back against gentrification, poor maintenance and rents that increase without rational bound. ... See MoreSee Less

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Joshua Bradley For Raleigh Workers

6 days ago

The Bradley for Raleigh Workers Campaign Collective strongly condemns the decision by the Raleigh City Council to move the Raleigh municipal elections to November 2022. This move extends the current Mayor and City Council terms by a full year. As they were elected for a two-year term, this exceeds their mandated term of office. This move also eliminates the runoff election (if needed) and allows election by plurality rather than a majority of the votes, which is anti-democratic. If this move is approved by the NC General Assembly, the current city council should take no action, other than in emergencies, once they are past their mandated terms. ... See MoreSee Less

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