Get Up, Stand Up Yard Sign Pick-Up | Hart Park

Get Up, Stand Up, Don’t Give Up The Fight

At Radio Milwaukee, we believe in the power of music – especially these poignant Bob Marley lyrics – to transcend boundaries and communicate to people of all backgrounds.

Join us in helping to support and sustain the global movement against racism by placing one of these free signs in your yard.

The URL on the bottom of the sign directs people to a continuously updated resource page on our website with tools to help inform and broaden your perspective: https://radiomilwaukee.org/tools

Picking up a sign is simple and safe, just visit the pick up site during the hours listed in the event. The tent will be staffed by an employee wearing a face mask and gloves.

Supplies are limited, limit one sign per household.

The tent will be located in the Hart Park Parking lot adjacent to the Menomonee Parkway.

Police Brutality Protest

5 P.M., Kimberly High School

Sheboygan, Wisconsin July 2. 2020

Photos: Wisconsin Bail Out The People Movement

From Khalil Coleman:

Today, Thursday July 2nd at 11am we will gather at the food court inside Mayfair Mall. Our deliberate and tactical strategies are working. As long as we continue to apply pressure, we WILL get the justice we are looking for within the Wauwatosa Police department. If you’re running late, don’t worry, we’ll be there all day.

https://lvndbvck.com/

BIISKAABIYANG
July 4th is a symbolic colonizer ritual that weaponizes the land into a nation state for settlers to celebrate the triumph of white supremacy. The “freedom” celebrated on this day by millions of people, is a formal representation of genocide and slavery by colonists. The celebration of American independence on July 4th, signifies the ongoing oppression of African Diasporic Peoples and Indigenous Peoples of North America through a continuing legacy of stolen land and stolen labor. This settler society on occupied Turtle Island continues these traditions of violence and oppression to this day.

In other words, don’t get us f*cked up. Let’s honor our relationships with the sacred land and not colonial infrastructures & holidays rooted in white supremacy.

MIINI GIIZIS
This action of The Waawiiyaatanong Resurgence is taking place during the blueberry moon. During this blueberry moon, the blueberries are at their sweetest. We also receive a beautiful amount of medicine from the thunderbirds moments after the recent summer solstice; as the thunder and lightning of summer storms herald us into the second half of the year with great changes.

Assata Shakur in her own words, not a terrorist but a principled activist unjustly prosecuted, telling her life story to students at a workshop discussion group of the World Youth Festival held in Havana, Cuba August 3, 1997.

Camera by legendary fighter for justice, Key Martin, April 10, 1943-March 18, 2000, founder of the Peoples Video Network: http://youtube.com/peoplesvideo