Month: June 2020

Freedom Youth Squad We will create schools that are welcoming and loving for Black youth and youth of color. #PoliceFreeSchools #InvestInYouth #DefundPolice #CommunityControl

Freedom Inc In honor of pride month, this week is our Queer Power Rising week of action. We’d like you all to meet our Queer Justice team. “Seeing queer folks at the front line empowers me to keep going. queer folks have had to go through so much trauma that now is our time to […]

https://bit.ly/3ebr2zs Cincinnati African American Firefighters Association President William West raises his fist at the steps of City Hall. JASON WHITMAN / WVXU   Members of the Cincinnati African American Firefighters Association marched from City Hall to the Hamilton County Courthouse Wednesday night in an effort to bring attention to police brutality against black communities. “We are angry […]

Juneteenth Port Shutdown – Rally & March All West Coast Ports will shut down on June 19th in honor of Juneteenth – the anniversary of the end of slavery. And to protest the racial police violence that has claimed the lives of George Floyd, Charleena Lyles, Che Taylor, John T. Williams, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade […]

https://bit.ly/3hFxbWS https://orinocotribune.com/ June 16, 2020 Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza rejected the statements of the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, regarding the appointment of the new board of the National Electoral Council (CNE) by the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ). RELATED CONTENT: Mexico Offers to Sell Gasoline to Venezuela Despite US Threats “The rotten […]

PETITION: https://bit.ly/2YMG3RC Selflessness, solidarity and working for the common good characterize what the Nobel Peace Prize should be about. These traits aptly describe Cuba’s Henry Reeve International Medical Brigade, which has saved over 80,000 lives since 2005 and has been fighting COVID-19 in 27 countries. Join us in asking the Nobel Committee to award Cuba’s […]

Plants for Protests + the Black Educators Caucus of Milwaukee During Week 1, we made $3K that went towards buying necessary supplies for protest organizers throughout the city – including walkie talkies, bottled water, refreshments, first aid supplies, gas cards for vehicles road blocking and protecting protesters. Week 2, we raised $10K benefiting Black Leaders […]