Monthly Archives: January 2016

Pan-African Journal: Special Worldwide Radio Broadcast

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Listen to the Sun. Jan. 3, 2016 special edition of the Pan-African Journal hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program airs initially from 9:00am-Noon EST and afterwards on podcast. We will examine events in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Libya and Saudi Arabia along with our continuing month-long tribute to the 87th birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Detroit Bankruptcy Only Benefits Banks not the People

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March in downtown Detroit, July 2014. [Photo: Abayomi Azikiwe]
Walter Knall, 70, of Detroit, a 31-year employee of the Detroit Health Dept., protests July 26 in front of City Hall. (Clarence Tabb, Jr./The Detroit News)
Members of the National Nurses United march in Detroit July 18, 2014.
Detroit Moratorium NOW! Coalition protest outside the Wayne State University Law School on June 10, 2013. The demonstrations called for the end of emergency management and a moratorium on debt service. , a photo by Pan-African News Wire File Photos on Flickr.

Appalachian Workers Alliance

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The Appalachian Workers Alliance (AWA) fights to build a stronger working class by uniting full and part time workers, including students and the unemployed. We are dedicated to struggling against oppression in all forms (Racism, Sexism, Homophobia, etc.), the fight against capitalism, and promoting a deep ecological viewpoint. AWA seeks to fully liberate central Appalachia from these means of social control by uplifting Appalachian history and culture while also pushing for the democratization of the region by putting its control directly into the hands of the working class. AWA is a non-sectarian organization and wants to help bring about and be a part of a truly mass movement of people.

1 304-314-4340

appalachianworkersalliance@gmail.com

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Milwaukee, January 23: Books to Prisoners fundraiser – poetry reading & open-mic

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Join us for an evening of poetry and community to benefit Wisconsin Books to Prisoners and LGBT Books to Prisoners!

Several local poets will perform, with a detailed list of performers to be announced very soon! Open mic performers are also welcome. There will be refreshments available.

Ex-Prisoners Organizing (EXPO) members Mark Rice, NaZeeya Bey, Talib Akbar, and Jerome Dillard will also join us to briefly discuss the work they are doing to end mass incarceration in Wisconsin; EXPO member & Community Uprise – UW-Milwaukee officer, Alan Schultz will be one of the several poets performing,

There is a $5 / free will donation at the door. All money collected will go toward postage for sending books to people in prisons.

So, grab a friend, and come on over to be part of a local effort to practically show solidarity with people in prisons, against mass incarceration!

To donate money to WI Books to Prisoners, follow the “donate” link found on their website here:

http://rainbowbookstore.coop/…/wisconsin-books-to-prisoners/

To donate money to LGBT Books to Prisoners, follow the “donate” link found on their website here:

http://lgbtbookstoprisoners.org/

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