Today marks 4 weeks until the 1st Congressional District Democratic Convention! Connecticut has never held a primary election against a sitting Congressperson. Let's make history on May 11th! #ballotaccess #fifteenpercent #congressneedsasocialworker #democraticprimary
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Meghan with Emma Grede
it’s wonderful to see such high-profile support for black own brands”.
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8/11 Nearly all departments must propose "savings" of up to 15% over three years.
Since most spending goes to transfer payments, departments have no choice but to cut services to those who need them most.
#FifteenPercent #NoChoice
The image is a black and white photograph showing several sacks filled with onions placed on the ground. These sacks appear to be left out in an agricultural field, possibly for drying or sorting purposes. The environment suggests it could be during harvest time when crops are gathered and stored temporarily before processing or further transport. This photo was taken by Dorothea Lange, a renowned photographer known for her work documenting social issues in the United States during the Great Depression era as part of the Farm Security Administration (FSA). One specific detail noted is that this image includes onions drying in sacks. Additionally, it mentions that 15% of onion growers in America are Japanese and highlights Malheur County, Oregon as a location where such activities take place. The photograph carries historical significance due to its representation of rural life during the difficult economic times faced by agricultural communities in the early 20th century
Onions drying in sacks in the field. Fifteen percent of onion growers in the country are Japanese. 700-800 cars are shipped out every year. Malheur County, Oregon
#Fifteenpercent #Japanese #MalheurCounty #Oregon #DorotheaLange #theUnitedStates […]
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