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Since their start, gig companies like Uber, Lyft, and Doordash have sought to deny core worker protections to app-based workers—the majority of whom are Black, brown, and immigrant workers.

Companies shouldn’t be able to exploit their workers by paying them an average of $5.65 an hour or refusing to provide basic rights and protections—that’s why we met with Congress to demand policy changes. Watch to hear first-hand experiences of rideshare drivers, the negative impacts of initiatives like California Prop 22, and what can be done to stop the harms to all gig workers, especially workers of color.

Learn more about their experiences in app-based work and their fight by watching key moments from the briefing now.