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This image shows a very miniscule portion of strikers, striking outside of one of the most popular fast food chains. The strikers are demanding for higher pay, at least $15/hr.
In many of the articles I have read, this picture has continued the idea that fast food workers’, in their eyes, are worth more than minimum wage. The argument is simple and apparent, the employees want more than minimum wage. The wage they’re receiving does not meet the demands of the cost of living. The employees believe that the very successful food chains have more than enough money to increase wages. And as you can see the strikers look like adults. Those adults may have families to raise or debts to pay, receiving minimum wage will not make life less stressful for them. They may even continue to struggle at $15/hr.