This thread perfectly captures how I've been feeling. Rather than claiming that "No-vote" people have no plan, the "Yes-vote" people should ask themselves: what is *our* plan to fight for the marginalized folks that this contract will leave behind if it gets ratified?
A “yes” vote is a vote for continued precarity and uncertainty. hoped these would get addressed on KPFA this morning but y'all didn't show, so let's do it on twitter. What’s the “yes” vote organizers’ plan for: 🧵