Month: March 2020

Water Walk Milwaukee 2020

Midwest Two-Spirit History: Indigenous Gender, Sexuality, & Land Located in Bolton Hall B 52 at UW-Milwaukee, WI FOOD PROVIDED from Milwaukee Pride ——– 200 Years of Two-Spirit History in the Midwest: Indigenous Gender, Sexuality, and Land In this presentation you will find: An Ojibwe woman warrior from the 1830s, a Potawatomi servant who transitioned as […]

March 6, 2020:  Women Rising: Celebrating A Decade Of Women Leading Struggle _______________ March 8, 2020: International Women’s Day 2020 in Milwaukee    

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales meets with supporters during his campaign trail. | Photo: EFE https://bit.ly/3cD1JWG The Massachusetts Institute of Technology conducted an analysis of the results of the elections in Bolivia last October 20 and highlighted the legitimate victory of Morales by more than 10 percentage points. The President of Argentina, Alberto Fernández, ratified his complaint that […]

By Robert Roth, Haiti Action Committee On February 29, 2004, the democratically elected government of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti was overthrown by a violent coup.  This was the second U.S.-sponsored coup against a popularly elected Aristide government, the first one taking place in 1991 after he had served only eight months in office. Orchestrated […]

Free Chrystul, Free Us All: A Liberatory Gathering ALSO: Kenosha, March 16, 2020: Pack the Court for Chrystul ALSO: Douglas County, March 16, 2020: Solidarity Picket for Chrystul Kizer  

https://bit.ly/3co10sf By Cassandra Devereaux “….In 1969 Fred Hampton, Sr. the charismatic Black Panther Party deputy chairman was shot around a hundred times by Chicago P.D. in his home, in his bed, laying next to his pregnant partner. This murder was part of the notorious COINTELPRO, or Counter Intelligence Program used by the FBI to break […]