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John,
For me, Labor Day has always been more than just a day off for picnics and parades. As we approach the upcoming holiday, I am reminded of the values and work ethic instilled in me by my family.
My grandfather was an ironworker in New York. Tragically, he lost his life on the job. When I talk about the need for worker protections and my support of labor, I mean it.
I want to tell you all about my history growing up with the Labor Movement, but if you don't have time to read the whole thing right now – will you take just 30 seconds to support our Congressional campaign with a contribution today? [[link removed]]
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Growing up, a fraudster caused our family's business to go bankrupt. We lost our home, said goodbye to many of our possessions, had to start from scratch. I even had to sell my dollhouse.
Despite everything we lost, whenever something seemed insurmountable, my parents always told us, “Push on.”
And push on, we did. In addition to raising me and my siblings, my parents started a nonprofit to educate youth on opportunities in the Maritime industry and fostered 5 children.
From my grandmother’s involvement with the NAACP to her parents’ commitment to enhancing the workforce skills of Delaware residents, I have always been inspired by my family.
But to make a real difference for workers in Congress, I need a strong coalition of grassroots support. That’s why, as we look forward to celebrating this Labor Day, I’m humbly asking for you to chip in whatever you’re able to our campaign. >> [[link removed]]
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John, your support helps us amplify the voices of working families, advocate for policies that promote economic fairness, and build a brighter future for Delaware. Thank you.
In unity,
Colleen Davis
At just eight years old, Colleen’s life changed when her father’s company fell victim to fraud and went bankrupt. Her family was evicted, lost their home and all of their possessions, and they moved from rental home to rental home and school to school.
Thanks to the power of family, hard work and the care of her neighbors and teachers in Delaware, Colleen persevered and paid her way through college by driving an ambulance.
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