Robin Wonsley is the first Black Independent Socialist City Council member in Minneapolis — proudly serving Ward 2!

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It's already mid April and two of the five planned @openstreetsmpls events for this summer don't even have hosts yet—including Franklin Ave in Seward. After ending ties with @ourstreetsmpls, what is Mayor Frey's plan to ensure these quintessen
City Council today once again affirmed our support for ensuring Uber and Lyft drivers in Minneapolis earn at least our minimum wage of $15.57. MULDA and the Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation turned out in force! Anyone working for a living shoul
"Rethinking I-94 is a political decision, not an engineering one. The freeway is not necessary for the Twin Cities to thrive & if it is rebuilt or expanded, the harms it created will continue." 👏🏿 @ourstreetsmpls 👏🏿Minneapolis need
Mayor Frey gives away the game here. Our mayor and his corporate backers are not worried about Uber and Lyft leaving, but what it might mean for Minneapolis to be a city where the rights of all working class people are protected, and what that would
The latest Minneapolis rent statistics from @housinglinkmpls shows landlords continue hiking up rents. We need rent control with a 3% cap, vacancy fees targeting empty homes and renter relocation assistance to put people over landlord profits and ke
Council Member Robin Wonsley said she won’t negotiate on the city’s minimum wage. "In Minneapolis, we require that all businesses pay a minimum wage of $15.57, and there is no reason to make exemptions for billion-dollar corporation
"Optimistic ride-hailing startups say they can easily pay drivers the minimum wage passed in Minneapolis, while offering riders and drivers a similarly seamless experience with apps. Some even say they can do so while providing cheaper rates tha
Last week, 90% of UMN students voted to support @usg.umn in creating a break-even grocery to address campus food insecurity. My office is committed to working with student leaders on a break-even grocery store so everyone has access to food they can

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“Just like moons and like suns, with the certainty of tides, just like hopes springing high, still I'll rise.”

— Maya Angelou