Baltimore, MD 1.20.18

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Live streams and photos: Workers World Party

Do it Like Durham! Black Liberation Month w/ Takiyah Thompson

37 S Ashland, United Electrical (UE) workers hall Chicago, 6-8 P.M.

Hosted by Workers World Party Wisconsin

2146 E Johnson, Madison, 2 P.M.

In honor of Black Liberation Month, Workers World Party Wisconsin is hosting freedom fighter Takiyah Thompson for a community discussion about fighting all forms of capitalist white supremacy from Confederate statues to union busting and other Jim Crow austerity. Takiyah was the first of eight activists arrested in 2017 by Durham, N.C. police after organizing with the community to remove a racist confederate statue. Join us to hear from Takiyah along with local Madison/Wisconsin activists about how they are continuing to fight white supremacy, both symbolically and practically. Come share your community’s struggles and discuss how we can work toward people’s liberation together. / Event is free and open to the public

Hosted by Sankofa MKE

Tickets here: https://sankofamkebp.eventbrite.com/

Hosted by Free The 350 Bail Fund

Local underground hip hop party with 100% of proceeds going to the Free The 350 Bail Fund.

Hosted by Women’s March WI

Women’s March WI Anniversary Day of Action – Milwaukee

Thank you everyone for being so patient. The attached photo contains more details regarding the day of the event. To make entry to the Wisconsin Center as accessible and efficient as possible, we will enter through the doors on Wells Street.

Who’s excited to #MakeHerStory!? #J20MKE

https://www.workers.org/2018/01/16/florida-prisoners-launch-strike-against-slave-labor/

Prisoner demands: tinyurl.com/yafoh75p

Karen Smith of the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, who helped coordinate the Tallahassee action at the prison and support on the outside, told WW that there is difficulty now receiving information from the prisoners inside. Smith said: “A lot of the leaders were put in solitary confinement last week. All communication regarding the strike from prisoners ended Sunday night [Jan. 14]. I received a text yesterday stating the prisoners are on strict lockdown and more people are being put into solitary.”

This brave struggle being waged by the most oppressed should serve as a beacon to all people who are fighting the racist, capitalist U.S. system, which was built on the backs of enslaved African people and on land stolen from Indigenous people.

The strike inside will only be as successful as the movement we build on the outside to support the prisoners and spread their message to end prison slavery. To become active and find ways to participate, contact fighttoxicprisons.org