the New York Times, the Washington Post, CNN, and NPR... After a three-week strike, Frito’s Topeka plant struck an agreement to end the 'suicide shifts' and forced 7-day workweeks." Also in August 2021, More Perfect Union confirmed with actor Danny DeVito that he had been stripped of his verified status on Twitter after he tweeted a message of solidarity to striking Nabisco workers: "NO CONTRACT NO SNACKS." The news spread widely and contributed to DeVito and his rallying cry becoming popular labor memes. The Class Room In November 2021, More Perfect Union launched an explainer series called "The Class Room". It is "aimed at providing a left-wing answer to PragerU, a YouTube titan of right-wing ideology," the New York Times reported. More Perfect Union says it receives funding from grassroots donors and Soros foundations, including Open Society Foundations, but does not take money from labor unions or corporations. External links More Perfect Union References Labor movement in the United States