Mark Takano: “It denies millions of workers the right to hold their employers accountable for wage theft.”

We are not here simply to remember history. We are here because the work that began 63 years ago is unfinished.

Without access to this information, employees are vulnerable to being overcharged or price gouged.

Current campaign disclosure laws have not kept up with this new creator economy, and voters deserve to know who is financing their feeds before heading to the polling booths.

Providers who engage in these practices are actively endangering the wellbeing of young LGBTQI+ people and defrauding their families by promising to “fix” something that is simply not broken.