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We cannot achieve economic or environmental justice until we confront structural racism and take our demands directly to the financial and political profiteers who benefit from the crises they are creating in our communities.

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“Everyone knows who is responsible for this crisis: fossil fuel companies like BP, Shell Oil, and Exxon. My pension fund is investing my retirement savings into those same companies. This is outrageous and I want them to stop.” ... See MoreSee Less

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CalPERS labels Chevron, Saudi Aramco as climate-friendly investments

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The US’s largest pension fund has classified more than $3 billion of holdings in oil drillers, coal miners, and other major greenhouse gas producers as climate-friendly investments, according to a n...
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In case you missed it, California Common Good made public new information that shows how CalPERS—the largest publicly-funded pension system in the country—has an ownership stake in major emitters and oil producers as a part of its so-called sustainability portfolio. bit.ly/43TrOh4

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We fight for racial-economic justice by challenging financial & political actors who profit at the expense of BIPOC communities. Press: media@acrecampaigns.org

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“When we bargain for the common good, it means that we lift up issues & concerns from our most marginalized communities,” says Myart-Cruz. “That’s what makes our union strong. Because we are lifting as we climb.” @bcgproject

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