Greg Casar: The Power of United Working People in America
Forbes Breaking NewsJuly 7, 20253 min2,225 views
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- 🛠️ Greg Casar began his career not in politics, but as a labor organizer on Texas construction sites.
- 💡 His role was to unite diverse groups of workers—black, brown, white, immigrant, documented, and undocumented—around common goals.
The Developer's Playbook: Division for Profit
- 💰 Casar describes a common adversary: the real estate developer who seeks to avoid paying fair wages and providing benefits like healthcare.
- 🎭 These developers often employ tactics to divide workers by pitting different groups against each other (e.g., native-born vs. immigrant, brown vs. white vs. black).
- 🎯 The goal of this division is to keep the rich getting richer by suppressing wages and benefits for the working class.
The Power of Unity and Collective Wins
- ✅ Casar emphasizes that when working people unite and resist division, they achieve victories.
- ✊ These wins include securing raises, healthcare, retirement benefits, childcare, and fundamental rights.
- 🌟 The core message is that united working people are the most powerful force in America.
Resisting Division in Texas and Beyond
- 🗣️ Casar acknowledges that attempts to divide people are ongoing, aiming to weaken collective power.
- 🚫 He explicitly states that figures like Elon Musk, Monica de la Cruz, and Donald Trump do not own parts of the country or its people's votes.
- ✊ The enduring strength lies in Texans and Americans who refuse to be divided and stand together.
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