Author: 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.
Fearless Student Employees, the union for grad students at the University of Maryland, College Park, has launched a petition for collective bargaining rights and living wages for all Maryland higher-ed workers. “Collective bargaining is a fundamental right of all workers, but faculty and students in Maryland state institutions of higher education are denied this right […]
Labor reporter Bob Hennelly speaks about the growing militancy of the labor movement, especially in regards to the modern robber barons of the railroads. You can find Bob’s book on activism and capitalism in America “Stuck Nation” published by Democracy at Work last year http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/democra… “The labor movement and professional labor unions (large scale institutions) […]
“The greatest purveyor of violence in the world : My own Government, I can not be Silent.” — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. April 4, 1967 More than 45 actions have been listed for our week of actions and around Martin Luther King Day, Jan 13 – 22 Click here to list your actions. Click here […]
Join with Human Rights, Peace & Justice, Organizations and Activists from across MKE to Honor Dr King! At the Dr. King Statue – 1700 N MLK Jr Drive, Milwaukee. 2:30 P.M.
January 9, 2023 Peoples Dispatch Supporters of the former president Jair Bolsonaro invaded the Supreme Federal Court, National Congress, and the Planalto Palace, the office of the president, this Sunday January 8, breaking through the blockade of the Military Police and the National Security Force of the Esplanade of Ministers in Brasília. The Planalto Palace, […]

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