https://livingwage.mit.edu/
Look for yourself 2 working adults 2 kids - is $15/hr a "living wage?"
No one tell old man Bernard China is leaps and bounds ahead of 
on climate.
Oh and the genocide....simple "disagrements". Dude can't mention genocide.
And I know it's just preaching to the choir but like I can remember doing some napkin math when the initial $15 push was happening back in 2016 and was like, "That's not a living wage at all." I'd argue about min wages needing to at least match, but should exceed the cost of living and I had more than a few people tell me "well those are starter jobs, etc etc." Basically waving away the fact that just because it's fast food, a person still deserves to live. What the fuck even is a "starter job"?
I can remember saying $22 and closer to $30 and being laughed at by people on reddit. I can remember on FB, being told if the min wage increases then cost of things will to. Then everything doubled in price during Covid and wages actually continued to stagnate, since even $15 now is less than it was before Covid. Shit's fucked, fam.
E: mixed up a few nerdy econ terms