Don't miss this >> Dolores Huerta -- civil rights icon, labor activist, and one of Schools & Communities First's most passionate backers -- recently wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle to remind us what's at stake in this election: the future we want for California.







SHARE Dolores Huerta's inspiring message in support of Schools & Communities First here >>







For decades, Dolores Huerta has been on the frontlines, advocating for BIG solutions to the problems working Californians face. That's why her vocal support of Schools & Communities First is so powerful at this critical moment for communities of color, for people advocating for better schools, and for essential workers.. Schools & Communities First is the transformative change that will uplift the most vulnerable Californians simply by closing a commercial property tax loophole.



Schools & Communities First just qualified for the November ballot after submitting a historic 1.7 million signatures of support -- people are ready to take on corporate special interests and reclaiming $12 billion every year for our schools, essential workers, and critical local services.



Dolores Huerta is all-in for Schools & Communities First -- Are you with her in this fight? Donate today >>>



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Dolores Huerta famously coined the phrase, "Sí se puede." In November, we are going to prove that yes, we can pass Schools & Communities First to reinvest in our schools and local services so all Californians can thrive.



-- Schools & Communities First Coalition





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The Schools & Communities First initiative reclaims $12 billion every year for California’s schools and local communities by closing commercial property tax loopholes benefiting a fraction of corporations and wealthy investors. The initiative benefits residents and small businesses by exempting homeowners and renters from any changes while implementing new tax relief for small businesses.

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