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APWU Releases Special Edition Magazine Addressing Threat to USPS

Right after the March/April issue of the American Postal Worker went to press, the public Postal Service, our jobs, and our union came under serious and unprecedented threat by the billionaire “Wall Street” class and the new presidential administration who are aggressively pushing to take over and dismantle the public Postal Service for their own private gains and profits. This is a threat unlike anything we have seen before, and it is more important than ever that we fight back.

The important information in this special edition cannot wait until the next regular cycle of our magazine. The time is urgent! Never in our modern history have postal workers and postal unions faced such wealthy and organized forces arrayed against us and the people’s right to universal public postal services, no matter who we are or where we live. The Postal Service belongs to the people, not the billionaires. “The U.S. Mail Is Not for Sale!” Read the special edition online here to learn more about what is happening, why, and how together we can fight back!

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