Alma Adams: “I believe that we have to be more thoughtful about how we measure the success of these institutions.”

Tipped workers are unfortunately paid less per hour than non-tipped workers, and they have less access to benefits.

Any programs that would support financing... would be beneficial.

In one of the richest countries in the world no one working full-time should be living in poverty.

The Trump administration's attempt to gut protections for tipped workers have only worsened these issues by allowing employers to steal almost 6 billion dollars of worker's hard-earned tips for themselves each year.