Public Discussion for Community Control of the Police Menominee Park Shelter 5, Oshkosh, WI – 4-5 P.M. United Action Oshkosh is hosting a discussion about the topic of police accountability in the city of Oshkosh. We will be answering such questions as: What is community control of the police? Why does Oshkosh need community control […]
Month: August 2020
March on the 2020 DNC – We Can’t Breathe Hosted by Coalition to March on the DNC The Coalition to March on the DNC will host a rally and march on the Democratic National Convention on Thursday, August 20th at 5pm in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We will march behind the slogan “WE CAN’T BREATHE” to continue […]
https://www.usw.org/news/media-center/releases/2020/kumho-workers-overcome-campaign-of-oppression-to-win-usw-vote August 11, 2020 Contact: Joe Smydo, jsmydo@usw.org, 412-562-2281 (Pittsburgh) – Workers at Kumho Tire in Macon, Ga., won their battle to join the United Steelworkers (USW) despite the corporation’s relentless and illegal campaign to thwart their organizing rights. The National Labor Relations Board today declared the union drive victorious after processing the final 13 […]
George Jackson & Black August
Freedom Inc This week we will be highlighting BLACK AUGUST and the lives and legacies of Black political prisoners who were leaders in the fight for liberation and against political persecution in the ‘60s and ‘70s. This series will be centered around answering the questions: what is police and prison abolition, why do we fight […]
https://bit.ly/3iuHw7n Orinoco Tribune By Carlos Aznárez and María Torrellas – Aug 6, 2020 Talking to Jorge Zabalza serves to renew the idea that all those who are fighting in different parts of the Third World are not wrong, but are part of an ideological reserve that does not conform to the brutal onslaught of capitalism. […]
Geopolitics Alert
https://bit.ly/3gP42Y7 Black August and Black Liberation: “Study, Fast, Train, Fight.” We owe it to our ancestors and our incarcerated comrades to escalate the struggle against the white settler state and its imperial capitalist order. “Some of our incarcerated comrades have moved into their fifth decade shackled as the longest serving political prisoners on the face of […]

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