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Milwaukee: Free Rides to the Polls Oct. 21-Oct. 30 (Early Voting) and November 3, 2020

Hosted by Wisdom for justice, EXPO – EX-incarcerated People Organizing and MICAH-Milwaukee FREE RIDES TO THE POLLS – OFFERED BY WISDOM, MICAH, AND EXPO Early Voting:Mon-Fri – Oct 21 through Nov 18:00am until 4:00pm Election Day Voting:Tues, Nov 37:00am until 8:00pm Polling Locations Included: 1. Midtown Center | 5700 W. Capital Dr 2. Clinton Rose […]

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Madison, October 24, 2020: Pack the Polls Parade

People from over 20 communities across Wisconsin (Appleton, Beloit, Green Bay, Kenosha, Racine, Janesville, Milwaukee, the Menominee Nation, and others) are taking to the streets in their cars (the most “Covid-safe” way) to promote “Early Voting.” Early voting reduces the risk of covid transmission by spreading out the traffic at the polls and reducing concentration […]

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Milwaukee, October 24, 2020: Early Vote Rally

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October 24, 2020: Racine to Kenosha – Rally For Justice and Freedom

THE CHANGE IS COMING

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Decisive Victory of MAS in Bolivia: A Blow to Anti-Indigenous and Anti-Socialist Coups in the Americas

https://orinocotribune.com/ By William Camacaro – Oct 19, 2020 The decisive electoral victory of the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) in Bolivia may be a point of inflection on the continent that advances the construction of a new South American socialist bloc. After having been removed from power by a military coup with fascist, anti-Indigenous, and neoliberal […]

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Green Bay, November 14, 2020: Community Coat Drive

Hosted by Abby Ringel and Dajahnae Williams 410 S Military Ave., Xotic Kiss Hair – 2-6 P.M. Event is date for individuals to receive coats! We will be setting up the distribution to maintain social distancing and attempting to be as touch free as we can. Individuals needing coats are encouraged to contact the hosts […]

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CLN helps construction workers in D.C. fight wage theft

Two immigrant construction workers in Washington DC have filed a class action lawsuit against CBG, one of Washington DC’s largest general contractors, for wage theft, and others are stepping up to join them. Workers employed by multiple CBG subcontractors have been denied overtime pay, paid less than the DC minimum wage, or both. “I was […]