Thousands of postal workers in the Bay Area protested against Trump's proposed privatization of the USPS. Demonstrators expressed concerns about job losses and service delays, emphasizing the necessity of mail for medications and bills. Leaders like Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren supported the rallies, highlighting upcoming litigation efforts to prevent job cuts. Postal workers argued that cuts could restrict access, particularly for vulnerable communities relying on the USPS for communication and essential goods. The protests underscored the critical role of postal workers in community connectivity and the potential negative impacts of privatization on service delivery.
If the U.S. Postal Service is under attack, what do you do? Fight back.
We're fighting for our medication arriving in the mailbox. We are fighting for invoices and bills getting paid on time.
Rates and costs would go up, people who can't afford it would no longer have access to it.
We can't allow that to happen. So, that we can win the lawsuits and stop these actions.
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