Teen Vogue, Labor Unions Want To End ‘Sub-Minimum Wage’ For Severely Disabled Workers. Here’s Why That’s A Bad Idea.
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Teen Vogue, Labor Unions Want To End ‘Sub-Minimum Wage’ For Severely Disabled Workers. Here’s Why That’s A Bad Idea.

Ashe Schow

Teen Vogue is at it again, publishing a column by a person whose bio describes them as a “writer and radical organizer” that amounts to a wish list of labor items from a Joe Biden administration.

The author, Kim Kelly, admits that such “pro-union, pro-worker” demands “seem unlikely under Biden’s stewardship” due to his support of corporations. She also claims President Donald Trump’s policies were “rabidly anti-worker,” even though real household income increased drastically and the economy boomed under Trump until the coronavirus hit. Nevertheless, Kelly insists Biden will be better for workers than Trump and proposes multiple things unions want.

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