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RI Black and Latino Caucus unveils legislative agenda

Policing, health care, minimum wage top RI Black and Latino Caucus agenda

Policing, health care, minimum wage top RI Black and Latino Caucus agenda Providence Journal (RI) The Rhode Island Legislative Black and Latino Caucus unveiled its 2021 agenda on Friday, aimed at tackling housing discrimination and boosting health care access, police accountability and economic opportunity. Lawmakers priorities include advancing a bill sponsored by Sen. Ana Quezada, D-Providence, to raise the minimum wage from $11.50 to 75-cent increase by 2022. Quezada pointed to the lack of employees returning to the service industry as evidence that wages are too low. More: $15 minimum wage I hear in the news every day that they don t find workers . because they don t pay enough, and people are making more money getting unemployment than going back to work. That proves that this bill, it was the right time to do it.

R I Black and Latino caucus lists top legislative priorities

R.I. Black and Latino caucus lists top legislative priorities Edward Fitzpatrick © Gretchen Ertl State Representative Karen Alzate, chairwoman of the Rhode Island Legislative Black and Latino Caucus, addresses the media at the State House on Friday. PROVIDENCE The Rhode Island Legislative Black and Latino Caucus on Friday unveiled 13 priorities for this year’s legislative session, focusing on areas such as health care, criminal justice, and the minimum wage. This year’s General Assembly is the most diverse in Rhode Island history, with 21 people of color in the 113-member legislature. And the new chairwoman of the caucus, Representative Karen Alzate, said the members are looking to convert the power in those numbers into legislative victories to help communities of color.

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