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Freedom Inc.: #InvestInCommunity

Madison’s 2021 Capital Budget ($162 million) is being discussed tonight while our communities are facing evictions, unemployment, and poverty. Register to speak to demand they #InvestInCommunity.Today and tomorrow at 4:30pm.Attend the Budget Hearings online.Register to speak on item #22: http://bit.ly/speakMBWatch online: http://bit.ly/watchMB— “We have demanded for years that our state seriously invest in the safety […]

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Graduate Worker Union at UW-Madison: We Must Organize!

TAA – Graduate Worker Union of UW-Madison Issued September 2, 2020: Today is the start of the most bizarre, upside-down, shameful semester we’ve ever seen at UW, set amidst a global pandemic and a mass uprising against anti-Black state violence. We hope that everyone has individually made their working and learning situations as safe as […]

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Solidarity with the Graduate Workers On Strike at the U of Michigan!

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September 18, 2020: Mutual Aid to Combat Hate in Hartland, WI

https://bit.ly/3ig5Nyj For centuries, police forces have been employed to maintain the status quo of white supremacy in our neighborhoods. The community of Hartland, a place that is over 97% White, has been able veil their racism for too long. Even worse news— they aren’t hiding anymore. They are coming to us, to our community, to […]

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September 15, 2020: (Online) Walter Rodney “Russian Revolution” Chapter 5

Join us virtually. Next week we are reading Chapter 5 of Walter Rodney’s book “The Russian Revolution.” The title of the Chapter is: On the “In-evitability” of the Russian Revolution. Here’s the link to Chapter 5 on Google Drive:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aseh-ibsUWNJwAygPoTDcXVto__algu_/view?usp=sharing During this current period of economic and public health crises along with the eruption of mass […]

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SIGN & SHARE: THE UNITED MUSEUM WORKERS IN PITTSBURGH, PA NEED YOUR SUPPORT! UNION, YES!

http://usw.to/museumworkers Employees from across all four of the Carnegie Museums have come together to create a more equitable and transparent workplace. The United Museum Workers consists of professional scientists, curatorial/collection specialists, technicians, technologists, web developers, archivists, educators, publishers, marketers, visitor services frontline staff, gift shop clerks, event ushers, and grant writers. They are diverse in […]

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Milwaukee, September 12, 2020: Night Out To Keep The Lights On!

Hosted by North Side Rising – 7-9 P.M. W Fond du Lac & W Center Street (Across from the WI Black Historical Society) – Join us in our campaign to “Support the Post Office and Keep the Lights On” were we will encourage the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin to “Keep the lights on in […]