The Washington Post's guild is walking out this Thursday. It's time for the company to bargain with us in faith.

I'm beyond proud to stand by hundreds of my Washington Post colleagues in striking this Thursday. Support us by sending a note to our publisher: bit.ly/postguildsuppo… ✊

We're walking off the job on Thursday. Here's why:

We're walking out this Thursday. You can support us in many ways such as not looking at anything Washington Post-related online and by writing a letter to our publisher. Details here: instagram.com/p/C0ejXDVu6vN/

So proud to be among 700+ of my colleagues who will be walking out of work for 24 hours this Thursday for a fair contract.

We're walking off the job on Thursday. Here's why:

Washington Post staffers are walking off the job Thursday! --> here's why

I am walking out in solidarity with my colleagues, but also because our local readers -- our community, the people who read about their schools, their roads, city council, state houses, neighborhoods, neighbors -- are about to see their local news staff gutted in these buyouts.

I am walking off the job Thursday along with 700+ colleagues. Here’s why:

ICYMI i am joining my Washington Post colleagues to strike for 24 hours on Thursday, during The Game Awards. as i state in the video, we need salaries that keep up with inflation and our competitors. good pay means we keep vital talent, retention is key!

No bylines on the front of the metro section for two days in a row. The Post wants to gut the storied department, and reporters are fighting back

lmao i am doing yesterday’s wapo crossword now and this was in there for anyone who ignored the strike

750+ strong in D.C. ➡️New York ➡️San Francisco ➡️L.A. ➡️And beyond Our demands are clear. Washington Post: It’s your turn to come to the table with a fair deal.

BREAKING: Law360Union has walked out. See our release about this 24-hour work stoppage nyguild.org/front-page-det…

I’ve been lucky to chronicle DC’s ongoing transformation alongside photojournalist Bill O'Leary, a native Washingtonian who’s spent 30 yrs documenting the city. Bill’s photos show stark growth that has both invigorated + disoriented longtime residents. 👇🏽 washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/…

Some news 📣

"A record rate of Black Washingtonians died in each year from 2020 to 2022, hitting a mark not seen since the 1960s.” And that record is not because of rising homicides.

I put together a list of where folks can continue to follow the Washington Post journalists who took buyouts — I'll be updating this as I get more info, so DM me if you'd like to be added! axios.com/local/washingt…

Solidarity with Tribune journalists on strike today ✊🏽

Finding a lesbian bar is impossible, with under 30 nationwide. But in DC, we have options (literally 2). Now one of them needs help. as you are., which is more of a queer locus, is raising money to stay open.