It Could Happen Here Weekly 221
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We're just going to get right into it with me to talk about a potential branch strike that there is significant organization going on for. Right now in Minneapolis, as a reaction to the federal occupation, is Tara Raghavir, the director of the Tenant Union Federation. Tara, welcome to the show. Thanks so much, Mia. So, OK, let's rewind a little bit. Can you talk a bit about what the specific conditions of the occupation and also just sort of the preoccupation world for tenants are? got us to a point where there is essentially the largest rent strike we've seen in a century being organized right now. Yeah, absolutely. So first of all, thank you so much for having me. And I am recording live from the Twin Cities, where we've been in a really intense organizing drive now for many weeks.
And of course, the people of the Twin Cities have very ferociously fought back against this federal occupation for nearly three months. But I appreciate your question because I think actually to take us back a little bit is critical to understand the circumstances we find ourselves in now. So the first and most basic thing to say is the rent is too damn high. Yep. People cannot afford the rent in any corner of the country. You know, it's been true for many years now that a person earning minimum wage cannot afford a two-bedroom apartment in any American county, whether that's urban, suburban, or rural.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–16:34
2
What are the conditions leading to the Minneapolis rent strike?
16:34–49:45
3
How does the tenant union's organization relate to broader labor movements?
49:45–1:11:39
4
What are the demands of the Minneapolis rent strike?
1:11:39–1:57:51
5
What are the implications of Trump's claims about immigration and crime?
1:57:51–1:58:59
6
How does the discussion address the impact of tariffs on the economy?
1:58:59–2:00:40
7
What is the significance of the Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs?
2:00:40–2:02:42
8
How does the conversation conclude regarding immigration policies and their effects?
2:02:42–3:38:53