Workers march in front of McDonald's in Detroit as part of national protest against low wages (Dec. 5)

The transcript captures a protest where participants chant for justice and peace, highlighting the struggles of living in poverty with insufficient wages. They demand change, fair wages, and better living conditions, emphasizing the need for a minimum wage of $15 an hour to support families and improve their quality of life.

What does the phrase 'No justice, no peace' signify in the context of social movements?

How does the speaker describe their current living conditions?

What is the significance of the repeated question 'What do we want?' in the context of the speech?

What are the specific demands mentioned regarding wages?

In what ways does the speaker express the challenges of raising a child on a limited income?