Bakers Against Racism Bake Sale – Milwaukee Chapter

The Bakers Against Racism Bake Sale is a global movement where bakers of all types are showing their support for racial justice and equality. The Milwaukee Chapter of BAR is a group of local, professional pastry creators showing their love through baked goods. 100% of sales will be donated directly to Love On Black Women, a local Milwaukee non-profit that serves women of color. Learn more at loveonblackwomen.com

Pre-orders begin Monday, 6/15. Quantities of all items are limited, so get your pre-orders in ASAP. Pick up will be Saturday, 6/20 at Egg and Flour Bay View.

Menu:

We are proud to use local Wisconsin grown and milled flour in all of these baked goods donated from the Artisan Grain Collaborative!

SOLD OUT – $8.00 Banana Bread Loaf
$4.00 Brown Butter Brownie
$4.00 Cashew Caramel Brownie
$5.00 Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel Brownie with Bacon
$3.00 Chocolate Chip Cookie
$4.00 Triple Oatmeal Cookie
$3.00 Chocolate Dipped Brown Butter Shortbread Cookie
$3.00 Blackout Cookie
SOLD OUT – $3.00 BLM Decorated Sugar Cookie
$3.00 Decorated Chocolate Chip Sugar Cookie
$3.00 Gluten Free Citrus Shortbread Cookie
SOLD OUT – $4.00 Reeces Peanut Butter Cup Caramel Rice Krispy
SOLD OUT – $5.00 Peach Cobbler
SOLD OUT – 3/$5.00 Lemon Strawberry Macaron

TO ORDER:
Pease fill out our google form!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJSCtBLGCj6j2ddtVCzKsEH74KVgNoLgJW220HHNIliUxHKw/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1

Tuesday March on Main

NOTE TIME CHANGE!
On Tuesday the Common Council is meeting at 6:30pm and we encourage everyone to attend virtually to communicate your priorities, concerns, and feelings about policy reform in our town.
At 5pm:
Come Join us for the TWO WEEK MARK!
On Day 14 of Marching Every Day with the Country against Police Brutality and Racial Injustice
Keep Showing Up, Whitewater!!

Marching for Inclusivity, for all Black Lives

2288 N Lake Drive, Milwaukee – 1 P.M.

First, let us thank every single person who made “Come together, Stand together” pivotal. We have to continue to strike while the Protest-Iron is hot. We need to continue to get our voices heard and our needs met. Lets bring all people together again, make our voices louder then they were before, and speak about micro aggressions/subtleties of oppression that Black and Brown people face every day from our own community. So let us march, have the conversation on how we can be better, do better, and invoke the unity we seem to be grasping by a thread. We’ve got this, lets continue this fight…inclusively!

PSA….. this time we will be headed south

Photo: Joe Brusky

Black Lives Matter Rally/ March

June 28th, anniversary of the Stonewall protests in New York for LGBT rights. Led by black trans women . On this anniversary we of the LGBT community, and all communities stand with #blacklivesmatter in the over 400 year struggle for true equality for our black brothers and sisters.

Please wear masks.

Black Lives Matter Peaceful Protest and March

Starting at 10 A.M. at Liberty Park and walking throughout the city, join us in peacefully protesting police brutality and systemic racism. Please bring a mask and a sign, and help us spread the word.

Weekly Solidarity Protest // Evansville for Black Lives

Please join Evansville community members Mondays at 6 pm for solidarity protests for Black Lives. We’ll come together each week in solidarity for all BIPOC lives harmed and lost to systemic racism, but also to uplift and hold marginalized people in our own community. At 7 pm we’ll move into the park, get to know our anti-racist neighbors, form community, and talk about what anti-racist action and education looks like in Evansville.

Peaceful Protest and March through Janesville

105 N Jackson Street, Janesville, WI – 6 P.M. (Begins at the City Hall Municipal Parking Lot)

We March For Change

12 NOON, 500-574 Monument Square, (Downtown) Racine, WI 

Youth of Wisconsin, it’s time that your voice is amplified. It’s time we tell our truths. It’s time we lead the charge to create changes- changes that affects all of our futures.
So a couple of teens- the future of this nation and state, are organizing this March. We March towards the future and a better present. We March towards change. Together.

We cannot stop fighting these injustices. We can’t forget that the moment we stop… the moment we give up is the moment that we allow more injustices to occur. We won’t stop. We can’t. This is everyone’s fight. Not just people of color. We will win together. No more complacency. Together we March For Change!!

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COVID-19 social distancing/proactive Guidelines will be followed during this March. Masks and gloves along with water will be available throughout the protest.
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Looking for youth organizers: if your interested please send us a message!

Break the Silence in the Burbs, Juneteenth March

Building on the momentum from the June 5 march in Grafton, Break the Silence in the Burbs is hosting a march in Mequon this Friday, June 19, which is also Juneteenth or Freedom Day in the African American community.

Details on kickoff point and route coming soon.

6-6:45 PM Opening statement and guest speakers, including 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence

7-8 PM March

8:15-8:30 PM Call to action

Bring your mask, water, sign, and voice. Let’s make some noise.

Oconto County BLM Protest

This is a protest in Oconto County . We will be starting at Freedom Park , and marching down Main St, then we will take a left on Millidge and from there march to the courthouse. There will be water provided , and PLEASE wear a mask!