We will come together to unite the community in a march and rally. We will lift up the voices of all exploited people to fight for a WISCONSIN WHERE ALL FAMILIES CAN PROSPER.

SCHEDULE

To start the day off in the spirit of UNITY, we will join together at
10 am at Deland Park Beach, 715 Broughton Dr, Sheboygan, WI 53081, Sheboygan
10 am Deland Park Beach en Sheboygan

THEN ….

Three MARCH departure points. Choose any one! Join by 11 A.M. Look for “People’s Offensive March & Rally” banners (and signs)!

– 1104 Wisconsin Avenue, Sheboygan County Labor Council Bldg. (Park in Lot or Street)
– 9th & Superior, Sheboygan
– Bus Transfer Point between 8th & 9th Avenue (In front of Post Office)

All marchers will proceed to Fountain Park (N 8th Street Between Erie and Ontario) for a UNITY RALLY!

Then to Mead Library for a COMMUNITY GATHERING, 710 North 8th Street, Sheboygan

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NOTE: Plenty of lot and street parking at all locations.

City Bus Information: https://shorelinemetro.com/

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No hagan excusas la marcha es este Sabado en Sheboygan va empesar a las 10… Marcha con, Crusaders Of Justicia, Wisconsin Bail Out The People Movement, Sheboygan Comm-UNITY March, Voces de la Frontera, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin, Veterans for Peace Sheboygan Fundraiser, Black Lives United – Green Bay, Manitowoc Human Rights Coalition (https://bit.ly/2YeDarG), Refuse Fascism, Communist Workers League-Chicago, Latin American Solidarity Milwaukee (https://www.facebook.com/groups/LASCMilwaukee/), UAW Local 833, Lakeshore Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, ATU Local 998, y muchos mas!

Bread & Roses Potluck

1137 Erin Street, Madison, 6-8:30 P.M.

We’re commemorating the anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire (March 25, 1911) and the (belated) anniversary of the Bread & Roses strike (January 11 – March 14, 1912). The Bread & Roses strike (in the textile mills of Lawrence, MA) united workers of many different nationalities in response to a reduction of women’s working hours and wages.

Find that old cookbook or dig into your grandma’s recipe box: celebrate the history of working class struggle with the food that represents whatever you consider to be your family’s heritage and traditions.

If your ancestral inheritance does not include the struggles of the working class you can bring cake.

After we share a meal there will be a short program about the strike, the fire, and of course, singing.

As we come marching, marching, we bring the greater days
The rising of the women means the rising of the race
No more the drudge and idler — ten that toil where one reposes
But a sharing of life’s glories: Bread and roses! Bread and roses!

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

Arboretum Cohousing is handicap accessible and kid friendly. Everyone is welcome!

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The Guaidó case has all the characteristics of CIA operations to overthrow governments not amenable to U.S. interests

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The Government of Venezuela denounced on Monday the forced and illegal occupation of its diplomatic offices located in the United States (USA) in clear violation of the provisions of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.

Last January 23, President Nicolas Maduro announced the complete rupture of diplomatic and political relations with the US government after their decision to recognize the illegal self-proclamation of deputy Juan Guaido. Disregarding the complete cessation of functions of all diplomatic and consular personal in each country, their infrastructure, assets and documents must be respected according to the Vienna Convention, the main authority, to decide what a “legal government” is, would be the United Nation’s position and not the particular position of one country (in this case, the US).

RELATED CONTENT: Venezuelan Consulate in Chicago Filled With Guaido’s Minions

In a statement posted on the Twitter account of Chancellor Jorge Arreaza, the Bolivarian Government asserts that this action has the backing of US authorities and has political interests.

“To tolerate or promote any threat or intimidation against Venezuelan diplomatic agents by citizens residing in the United States constitutes a very serious violation of the international obligations of the US Government,” he says.

They also reiterated that the diplomatic missions should only be used by official diplomatic agents who have been appointed and represent the democratic government of President Nicolás Maduro. President Maduro is the current President of Venezuela according to the United Nations disregarding whom the US regime recognizes.

In this regard, they demand the US authorities to “comply with their legal obligations and take the necessary measures to immediately reverse such de facto forced occupation.”

RELATED CONTENT: Venezuela: Electricity Recovery Continues as US Withdraws Diplomatic Staff

In case the US Government continues in breach of its international obligations, the communique warned that Venezuela “reserves the corresponding legal and reciprocal decisions and actions” in its territory. This is in reference to the possibility that the Venezuelan government in legitimate retaliation might take control of US facilities in Venezuela.

For his part, the official designated for the USA by the self-proclaimed opposition deputy Juan Guaidó, Carlos Vecchio, reported that there were three occupied diplomatic headquarters, two in Washington (capital) and a consulate in New York….

“Stand For Peace!” Milwaukee, January 26, 2019

Stone Creek Public Support Rally!

Stone Creek Coffee Worker’s Union

#StoneCreekUnion

301 West Michigan Street, Milwaukee, 5-7 P.M.

The Workers at Stone Creek Coffee will be voting on whether to form a union in the next 2 weeks! Members of the public who wish to show your support for their efforts are invited to attend a rally and march to let them know the community is with them!

Come down to Zeidler Park and lend your voice in support as these workers make history by being Wisconsin’s first ever wall-to-wall unionized coffee company!

#StoneCreekUnion

Full Vote: Milw Co. Driver Licenses for All Resolution

901 N 9th Street, 9 A.M. – 12 NOON

ESPAÑOL ABAJO

Full Vote on Resolution Supporting Driver Licenses for All
Thursday, March 21, 9:30am
Milwaukee County Courthouse (901 N 9th St, Milwaukee)
Room 200 – County Board Room

Join us to show support for a resolution introduced by Milwaukee County Supervisor Sylvia Ortiz-Velez to declare that Milwaukee County supports restoring driver licenses for immigrants and low-income people in Wisconsin!

The resolution successfully passed the Milwaukee County Board’s Judiciary, Safety and General Services Committee by a 3-2 vote on March 7. The resolution will now be voted on by the full board of supervisors. Help us fill the room and show our support for the resolution!

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Voto final para la resolución de licencias para todos
Jueves 21 de marzo a las 9:30 am
Corte del Condado de Milwaukee (901 N 9th St, Milwaukee)
Salón 200 – County Board Room

¡Únase a nosotros y muestre su apoyo para una resolución presentada por la Supervisora del Condado de Milwaukee Sylvia Ortiz-Velez para declarar que el Condado de Milwaukee apoya la restauración de licencias de conducir para inmigrantes y personas de bajos ingresos en Wisconsin!

La resolución fue aprobada exitosamente por el Comité Judicial de Seguridad y Servicios Generales de la Junta del Condado de Milwaukee con una votación de 3-2 el 7 de marzo. Ahora será votada por la junta completa de supervisores. ¡Ayúdanos a llenar la sala y mostrar nuestro apoyo para la resolución!

Pack The Court For Chrystul! (Prelim Hearing)

912 56th Street #L, Kenosha, 9 A.M. – 12 NOON

This is the next preliminary hearing for Chrystul. The hearing starts at 9:30. We’ll get there by 9:00 to make sure we get good seats. Chrystul’s favorite color is red, and we’ll have red armbands and buttons like last time, but if you wear red it’ll increase the impact.

Last hearing the judge ruled in favor of Chrystul’s attorneys! He granted release of evidence regarding Volar’s child pornography activities. We also learned that the Kenosha police disclosed another pile of evidence from that investigation (which is unusual, especially with how emphatic DA Gravely has been about how he disclosed everything to the judge previously). The new documents include about 100 pages and 30 hours of video.

This hearing will be to discuss what portion of that evidence is “discoverable” that is, what should be made available to Chrystul’s attorneys.

Chrystul will be there, riding a cold prison bus almost 2 hours there and back from Taycheedah, so it would likely boost her spirits to see some supporters in court.

A note on court etiquette: try to dress nice (doesn’t need to be formal, but presentable), take off hats when you enter the room, no using phones or talking while court is in session (when the judge is in the room). Some members of Volar’s family often show up, so we should try to sit together as a group. Be polite, but try to avoid interaction with them.

We want to show the judge and the DA that Chrystul is loved and missed, without making them feel disrespected or antagonistic.