Food prices rose 13% in 2023.

The top four meatpacking companies reported $34 billion in profits.

Corporations are using inflation as an excuse to gouge us.

The average student debt borrower owes $37,000.

The collective total in the U.S. is now $1.7 trillion.

Education should lift us up, not hold us down.

The cost of childcare in the U.S. has risen by 41% since 2010.

While wages for early childhood educators have barely increased.

Corporations profit while both workers and parents suffer.

In 2023, the average rent in the U.S. reached $2,053 per month.

A minimum-wage worker would need to work 112 hours a week to afford that without going into debt.

The average American household pays 14% of their income in taxes.

The 25 richest people in the U.S.? An average of just 8%.

Fair tax code? Doesn’t sound like it.

Corporate lobbying in 2023 cost companies $4 billion.

That’s more than double what Congress spent funding the entire Department of Labor.

Guess who’s writing the rules?

The top 20 pharmaceutical companies made over $500 billion in profits in the past 5 years!

Yet nearly 1 in 4 Americans skip medications because they can’t afford them.

Healthcare shouldn’t be a luxury.