About wibailoutpeople

We are a part of the national Bail Out The People movement which formed in 2008 to fight against the bailouts to the banks. Since then we have been in numerous fights against poverty, racism and war. We demand that the people be bailed out not the banks, a moratorium on all foreclosures, a federal jobs program now and other demands. We have been participating in the Wisconsin people's uprising, Bloombergville in NYC and numerous other people's actions.

Milwaukee, May 24, 2019: Climate Strike!

Milwaukee Climate Strike!

517 E Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, 12 NOON

*PLEASE RSVP AND SHARE!*

On May 24th, students and allies across the globe will once again strike from school to demand climate justice. Students and allies around the state will be using this day of action to demand Governor Evers declare a climate emergency in the state of Wisconsin. Milwaukee-area students will strike from school and march to demand climate justice in Wisconsin! Students and allies will gather at the Milwaukee Federal Courthouse for a rally to demand climate justice!

DEMANDS:
We demand Governor Evers declare a Sate of Emergency on Climate Change!

Send any inquiries to wisco@youthclimatestrikeus.org.
Another strike will be planned in Madison if you aren’t able to make the trip to Milwaukee!

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Madison, May 24: Wisconsin Climate Strike!

Wisconsin Climate Strike!

12 NOON State Capitol, Madison

On May 24th, students and allies across the globe will once again strike from school to demand climate justice. We will be working with local Madison artist TetraPakman to create a social demonstration inside the Capitol rotunda. By using up cycled plastic bags to make a sculpture we will be highlighting Wisconsin’s unnecessary dependence on single use plastic and demanding change.

DEMANDS:
·We demand Governor Evers, counties, and municipalities declare a climate emergency for the future of the planet and the State of Wisconsin.

·We demand clean water for every community in the state of Wisconsin regardless of socioeconomic status and demand the protection of Wisconsin water systems, including honoring treaty rights.

·We demand the quality of our air to be protected and prioritized by the state of Wisconsin.

·We demand our public lands and soil be protected from pollutants that can destroy its ability to harbor crops and demand all public lands to be accessible to humans.

·We demand that the state prioritize the transition from fossil fuel-based energy to renewables to both save tax dollars and protect our environment from global warming.

·We demand our agricultural systems are built to last for future growing seasons and ensuring a supportive transition from factory farms (CAFOs) to small and family farms.

·We demand that marginalized communities have access to resources for them to lead a greener lifestyle and refocusing the issue of climate change around marginalized voices.

·We demand that our school systems reflect the sustainable future we need for our youth and demand school boards combat wastefulness in schools.

·We demand the state prioritize the reduction of carbon emissions to slow global warming and to reach 100% renewable energy by 2030.

Please message us with any questions or send inquiries to wisco@youthclimatestrikeus.org. For press inquiries: press@ycatwi.org

Milwaukee-area students and allies: A strike is being planned in Milwaukee if you aren’t able to make the trip to Madison!
https://www.facebook.com/events/2390176344600861/

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Women’s Medical Fund Wisconsin

Women’s Medical Fund Wisconsin

Women’s Medical Fund (WMF) provides financial assistance to people in Wisconsin who need abortions and cannot afford the full cost. As an all-volunteer, 501c3 nonprofit organization, WMF has been ensuring access to abortion since 1972, helping Wisconsinites around the state access the healthcare they need. Wisconsin has some of the most restrictive barriers to abortion in the US, and WMF provides community care to fill urgent gaps in access.

Everyone loves someone who had an abortion. We dream of a world where abortion access is a reality for everyone, no matter your income or zip code. Women’s Medical Fund aims to shift the culture around abortion from shame, isolation and stigma to pride, community and compassion.

We are excited to fund abortion and build power with you! Join in our movement today.

Learn more about our work at https://wmfwisconsin.org/

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Fox Point, May 20, 2019: Northshore Strategy & Action Meeting, Fight For Medicare!

Fox Point Village Hall7200 N Santa Monica Boulevard, Fox Point, WI 53217

7 P.M.

Join us to get an update on Medicaid expansion and the People’s Budget, hear from your neighbors about the importance of quality, affordable healthcare, and put pressure on local legislators to take a position on this critical issue.

We’ll be breaking into small groups to take action and bring the fight for Medicaid to your community.

Join us, and bring a neighbor!

Statement from Chelsea Manning’s Lawyers Regarding Chelsea Being Remanded Into Custody

Statement from Chelsea Manning’s Lawyers Regarding Chelsea Being Remanded Into Custody

https://bit.ly/2Q8YGKQ

Alexandria, VA — Today, Chelsea Manning was remanded into federal custody, again, for refusing to testify before a federal Grand Jury.

In addition to being held in confinement for the duration of the Grand Jury investigation or until she purges her contempt and testifies, District Court Judge Anthony Trenga ordered Chelsea to be fined $500 every day she is in custody after 30 days and $1,000 every day she is in custody after 60 days.

While coercive financial penalties are commonly assessed against corporate witnesses, which cannot be jailed for contempt, it is less usual to see them used against a human witness.

In a sealed hearing, Judge Anthony Trenga heard arguments that this post-indictment subpoena should be quashed as an impermissible effort to compel Chelsea to participate in trial preparation, which is beyond the scope of the grand jury’s investigative function.

Judge Trenga also heard arguments on whether Chelsea was subject to unlawful electronic surveillance, ultimately declining either to demand from the government further assurances on the matter, or to quash the subpoena.

Prior to being held in contempt, Ms. Manning was heard in open court on her objections to the grand jury as a secret process that runs counter to her values.

Today’s hearings took place exactly one week after her release, following 63 days of confinement, 28 days of which she spent in solitary confinement conditions, for refusal to testify before a seperate Grand Jury that sought answers to identical questions that were asked of her today.

The motions and transcripts may be partially unsealed following review and redaction by the parties and the Court.

The following is a statement to the press from Moira Meltzer-Cohen, Attorney for Chelsea Manning:

“We are of course disappointed with the outcome of today’s hearing, but I anticipate it will be exactly as coercive as the previous sanction — which is to say not at all.

“In 2010 Chelsea made a principled decision to let the world see the true nature modern asymmetric warfare. It is telling that the United states has always been more concerned with the disclosure of those documents than with the damning substance of the disclosures.

“The American government relies on the informed consent of the governed, and the free press is the vigorous mechanism to keep us informed. It is a point of pride for this administration to be publicly hostile to the press. Grand Juries and prosecutions like this one broadcast an expanding threat to the press and function to undermine the integrity of the system according to the government’s own laws.

“This administration is also obsessed with undercutting the legacy of President Barack Obama, from reversing healthcare policy to Chelsea Manning’s commutation.

“It is up to the press to stand up for themselves, to stand up for the practice of journalism, and to stand up for Chelsea in the same manner she has consistently stood up for the press.”

NOTE: Chelsea Manning is represented by Moira Meltzer-Cohen, appellate attorney Vincent Ward, and local counsel Chris Leibig and Sandra Freeman.

Statement from Chelsea Manning’s Legal Team Regarding Today’s Grand Jury Hearing

Solidarity With AFSCME Local 3299 in California, Stop Outsourcing!

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AFSCME 3299

“The University of California has bypassed its workers at every turn, refusing to meet and confer about plans to outsource middle-class jobs in California to poverty wage contractors,” said Kathryn Lybarger, president of AFSCME Local 3299, which represents some of UC’s lowest-paid staff. “By cutting workers out of decisions about who will be providing the services that UC patients and students rely on, it’s clear that UC is focused on one thing – paying its lowest wage workers even less.”

Racine, May 23, 2019: The People’s Pardon

The People’s Pardon

Youth Empowered in the Struggle (YES) is raising money to pay unpaid and expired tickets and citations of Horlick students. These children are not alone, and we must draw attention to this injustice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws8ZAqcetB8

https://www.gofundme.com/cbvenp-yes

Will you join us to end the practice of ticketing our children in Racine’s public schools?

YES, leaders are surveying all students at Horlick to identify those with an unpaid ticket. All funds raised will go towards paying off a students ticket and to building a campaign to help lift Racine off of the worst cities for our African American community. YES is prioritizing seniors and assistance will be given on first come first serve basis.

Within only the first round of surveys we have already found $18,000 dollars of unpaid fines within our school.

We will not sit idly by and watch another generation of children leave high school wrapped up in the justice system. We hope you can help. Please donate as much money as you possibly can to this noble cause.

WE SAY ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!

Will you help end Racine’s school to prison pipeline?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws8ZAqcetB8

https://www.gofundme.com/cbvenp-yes

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