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http://wallstsouth.org/lgbtq-call-to-action/ This is a National Call to Build a LGBTQ contingent for the March on Wall St South. Please forward widely as possible to all online lists and social media sources to spread the word and get endorsements. Thank you! LGBTQ people are part of 99%!  –   A National Call to LGBTQ people from LGBTQ members […]

http://www.facebook.com/events/341949925876134/ 4-8 p.m., @ Milwaukee Brotherhood of Firefighters hall, 7717 W Good Hope Rd., Milwaukee ###

The Committee to Stop FBI Repression is circulating a statement from the Portland-based Committee Against Political Repression on how you can help the political activists who have been subpoenaed to appear before a Seattle Grand Jury August 2. If your group has not yet signed the solidarity statement, reprinted below, please do so. We know […]

http://www.facebook.com/events/464496136901364/ Locked-out Palermo’s Pizza factory workers in Milwaukee are fighting a hard battle for union recognition and workplace safety, and battling against victimization of the largely-immigrant workforce by the bosses. Come support their picket! We’ll be out there from 10AM – 1 PM on August 4, so we’ll leave the Wilmar Center at 8:30 and […]

The Palermo’s Workers Union is demanding that Palermo recognize the Palermo’s Workers Union, re-instate the workers who were fired or replaced for participating in the strike, stop threatening immigrant workers, improve unsafe working conditions and negotiate a labor contract. Since the strike began, thousands of supporters have and continue to join the picket line, numerous […]

The Committee to Stop FBI Repression is circulating the following statement on FBI raids and grand jury repression in Portland, Oregon and in Olympia & Seattle in Washington. We urge all progressive organizations to sign on to this statement. To add your group’s name to the solidarity statement, please send an email to: nopoliticalrepression@gmail.com. Current […]

Yin Wong is a 64 year old disabled woman fighting eviction in San Francisco. She’s lived in her home since 2001 and never missed a mortgage payment. Her payments were automatically deducted from her bank account and sent to the lender. Originally, her mortgage was with National City Bank, then PNC (Pittsburgh National Corporation) bought […]