Month: January 2021

MLK Day Manitowoc 4 P.M. (Central / 5 P.M. Eastern) Join us in this virtual celebration commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and dream! The Mayor will read a special Proclamation. We will have several guest speakers and we will announce the winners of our MLK Day arts contests. Details will be given on […]

https://bit.ly/3oV39Bp Learn More Martin Luther King Jr. See about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  Father James Groppi See more about Fr. James Groppi  “The March on Milwaukee” The story of the struggle for fair housing in Milwaukee as told in a new online collection from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.  “Turbulent Events in Milwaukee” View ‘March […]

Haiti Action Committee is honored to circulate this statement from grassroots organizations in Haiti.  Written on the 30th anniversary of Jean-Bertrand Aristide’s victory in Haiti’s first democratic presidential election on December 16th, 1990,  the statement denounces the repression and terror being committed by the regime of Jovenel Moise. We urge you to read and circulate this powerful […]

Anti Police-Terror Project For Immediate Release Contact: Cat Brooks, info@antipoliceterrorproject.org January 12, 2021 Reclaiming the Radical Legacy of Dr. King: Anti Police-Terror Project to Lead 7th Annual Weekend of Action  Weekend Culminates with King Day Car Caravan from the Port of Oakland to Eastmont Mall to #REfundREstoreREimagine our Communities Oakland, Calif., — On January 15-18, […]

https://www.struggle-la-lucha.org/2021/01/17/sundays-news-links-jan-17-2021/ A New Film Details the FBI’s Relentless Pursuit of Martin Luther King Jr.Smithsonian [the FBI has never been the good guy] Activists Demand Justice for Indigenous Leader Milagro Sala teleSUR Trump’s Not-So-secret Art of Containing China Pepe Escobar Indonesia The Indonesian Massacres of 1965-1966 Counterpunch Historian John Roosa’s meticulously researched Buried Histories: The Anticommunist Massacres of 1965-1966 in Indonesia focuses […]

https://bit.ly/2XLIfcd Article. By Robert Forrant. 2013.The author challenges the common myth that the Bread and Roses Strike was spontaneous. The 1912 Bread and Roses Strike in Lawrence, Mass., was one of the most significant struggles in U.S. labor history due to its level of organization and collaboration across ethnic and gender lines. Thousands of largely […]

https://bit.ly/38QfIIz The Simón Bolívar Brigade, with 107 Venezuelan and Brazilian doctors trained at the Latin American School of Medicine Dr. Salvador Allende (ELAM) in Caracas, is ready to provide services for the necessary emergency care in the city of Manaus, Brazil, after the members of the medical brigade presented themselves this Friday, January 15, at […]