Month: September 2023

On 9/14 Starbucks customers & allies are organizing visibility & petitioning events across the country to demand Starbucks quit union busting! We are proud to join the national day of action in support of Starbucks workers! Find or host an action at: http://pride-at.work/45KczVY

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ProtectTransKidsMarch.org • info@protecttranskidsmarch.org  September 13, 2023 Contacts: Melinda Butterfield (718) 541-7940; Rebecca Raia (407) 620-4430 Grassroots groups to host National March to Protect Trans Youth on Oct. 7 in Orlando, Florida Historic event will draw protesters from across Florida and U.S. to denounce transphobic & racist policies of DeSantis & other state […]

Interview with Oct. 7 organizer Transgender activist Melinda Butterfield is one of the key organizers for the Oct. 7 National March to Protect Trans Youth and Speakout for Trans Lives in Orlando, Florida. She is […] Read more Sharon Black

BAP Atlanta SAYS FREE THEM ALL! — The Black Alliance for Peace BAP Atlanta SAYS FREE THEM ALL Statement on Cop City Indictments On September 5th, 2023, Georgia’s Attorney General Chris Carr issued RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) indictments against 61 individuals who they allege to be part of a “criminal” conspiracy related to […]

NDNCollective Today – 9 12 23 – at the National Mall in Piscataway territory (so-called Washington, D.C.), #FreeLeonardPeltier caravaneers, NDN Collective, and Amnesty International USArevealed a large banner in preparation for tomorrow’s #FreeLeonardPeltier’s 79th Birthday Action! Relatives from across Turtle Island have traveled to demand President Biden grant elder Leonard executive clemency! Will you be […]

Event: https://fb.me/e/1dt8ByNqk Event location: CTU Center, 1901 W Carroll Street, Chicago, IL – 6 P.M. On March 6, 2023, members of Tampa Bay Students for a Democratic Society held a rally on the University of South Florida campus to defend diversity in higher education. At the rally, four women activists were suddenly and violently assaulted […]