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Even though 301 Starbucks stores won their union elections, they've so far achieved zero union contracts to show for it, thanks to the company's brazen obstruction.

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Clearly, many of you enjoyed reading about the former RNC head telling to Cruz to 'Just sit the hell down, please' after the Senator's ugly CPAC speech.

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At least four other Alamo City Starbucks locations have unionized since April.

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Starbucks coffee slingers, who keep the nation caffeinated, are lifting each other up in solidarity against a company they see as exploitative.

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Workers at a store in New Braunfels also announced they plan to seek a union vote.

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High-profile attorney Lee Merritt is now representing the family of a San Antonio 13-year-old shot by a police officer.

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