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Carmen Burley-Rawls chants during a protest outside a Burger King restaurant by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Fast food worker Qiana Shields chants during a demonstration outside a Burger King restaurant calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Protesters calling for a $15 wage rally outside a McDonald's in the Brooklyn borough of New York, Wednesday, April 15, 2015. McDonald's earlier this month said it would raise its starting salary to $1 above the local minimum wage, and give workers the ability to accrue paid time off. It marked the first national pay policy by McDonald's, and indicates the company wants to take control of its image as an employer. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
Richard Drew
AP
Protesters calling for a $15 wage rally outside a McDonald's early Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in the Brooklyn borough of New York. McDonald's earlier this month said it would raise its starting salary to $1 above the local minimum wage, and give workers the ability to accrue paid time off. It marked the first national pay policy by McDonald's, and indicates the company wants to take control of its image as an employer. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
Richard Drew
AP
Marie Mdamu, right, chants outside a Burger King restaurant during a protest by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Protesters march by a Burger King restaurant as a motorists tries to order in the drive thru lane during a demonstration by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Carmen Burley-Rawls, left, chants with fellow protesters during a demonstration outside a Burger King restaurant by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Police look on as protesters march by a Burger King restaurant during a demonstration by fast food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Protesters gather outside a Burger King restaurant during a demonstration by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Burger King employee Kiara Hawkins, right, works at a drive thru window as protesters march by during a demonstration by fast food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Burger King employee Kiara Hawkins, right, works at a drive thru window as protesters march by during a demonstration by fast food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Carmen Burley-Rawls, left, chants during a protest outside a Burger King restaurant by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Carmen Burley-Rawls, left, chants during a protest outside a Burger King restaurant by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
A Burger King employee watches as protesters gather outside during a demonstration by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Joshua Collins, center, chants during a protest outside a Burger King restaurant by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Burger King employees watch from behind a door as protesters gather outside during a demonstration by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Protesters gather outside a Burger King restaurant during a demonstration by fast-food workers and activists calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
Burger King employee Kiara Hawkins, right, works at a drive thru window as protesters march by during a demonstration calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Burger King employee Kiara Hawkins, center, works at a drive thru window as protesters chant during a demonstration calling for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15, Wednesday, April 15, 2015, in College Park, Ga. Organizers say they chose April 15, tax day, to demonstrate because they want the public to know that many low-wage workers must rely on public assistance to make ends meet. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
David Goldman
AP
About 30 McDonald's workers and supporters demonstrated for higher wages outside a McDonald's restaurant in Jackson, Miss., Wednesday morning, April 15, 2015. Police arrested one of the lead demonstrators after a restaurant manager pressed trespassing charges. (AP Photo/Jeff Amy)
Jeff Amy
AP
About 30 McDonald's workers and supporters demonstrated for higher wages outside a McDonald's restaurant in Jackson, Miss., Wednesday morning, April 15, 2015. Police arrested one of the lead demonstrators after a restaurant manager pressed trespassing charges. (AP Photo/Jeff Amy
Jeff Amy
AP
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