THURSDAY: 250 Rideshare Drivers to Conclude Statewide Caravan at SF Uber HQ with Rally Against Deceptive Prop 22
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As App Companies Inundate Californians With Misleading $185 Million Ad Campaign, Drivers Barnstorm the State to Tell Voters the Truth About Prop 22: No sick pay, No workers’ comp and No unemployment insurance; Deepening inequality for workforce that is 78% people of color
Statewide Car Caravan Against Prop 22 Concludes
SAN FRANCISCO \- Over 250 rideshare drivers will rally in front of Uber Headquarters as part of the final stop of “Drive to the Ballot,” a statewide car caravan that will make its way across California, bringing their No on Prop 22 message to five cities in two days. The fifth and final stop is in San Francisco at 12 noon at Uber HQ, 1455 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94103.
On Wednesday drivers will launch the caravan from San Diego and make stops in Los Angeles, Bakersfield and Fresno. As Californians begin voting in this unprecedented election, drivers are taking their No on Prop 22 message directly to voters, refusing to be silenced by Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash’s record-breaking $185 million spending campaign to pass the ballot initiative they wrote.
Joined by labor and community leaders, the drivers will stop at Uber Headquarters to warn of the deepening racial inequality that will result from Prop 22, as it would permanently lock a workforce comprised of 78% people of color into sub-minimum wages and jobs with no benefits.
The Strong And Growing List Of Leaders Opposed To Prop 22 Includes:
Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden, Vice Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and Civil Rights Icon Dolores Huerta. The California Democratic Party, Color of Change, The Los Angeles Times, Sierra Club, and the Greenlining Institute also urge Californians to vote No on 22.
WHAT: Rally Against Prop 22 concluding statewide caravan of rideshare drivers
WHEN: 12:00 NOON, Thursday, October 15
WHERE: Uber HQ, 1455 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94103
WHO: San Francisco Supervisor Rafael Mandelman
Oakland City Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan
Rideshare drivers
Labor and community leaders
VISUALS: Caravan of over 250 vehicles and drivers with masks and signs. Cars, drivers, and their supporters will fill the streets at each stop.
*Appropriate safety precautions (social distancing, masks, etc.) will be taken at all stops.*
No on Prop 22, sponsored by Labor Organizations, Committee major funding from:
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
United Food and Commercial Workers International Union CLC
Service Employees International Union
More Info at www.fppc.ca.gov.
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