1069 W Main Street, Whitewater, WI – 6 P.M.
Come out and show up for Southern Wisconsin! We care about racial justice and standing with the national movement fighting for change across the nation!!
Meeting in the McDonald’s parking lot, we will march up and down Main St.
Extra posters, masks, sunscreen, hand sanitizer, and water available
They Ain’t Peaceful Rich Bradley WI BOPM Leaflet 6 20 2020
In a 2011 interview, Grebe emphasized the Bradley Foundation’s continued funding of right-wing think tanks and advocacy groups.
“In many respects, being stewards has caused us to continue funding what some of us refer to as the conservative intellectual infrastructure in this country through think tanks, academics and publications,” Grebe said. “We continue to do that. I don’t think as a matter of philosophical orientation, (the foundation) has changed much in that area. We still look for conservatives who are developing ideas in public policy.”
— Michael Grebe, former President and CEO of the Bradley Foundation and Board Member, Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (sourcewatch.org)
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Note: Bradley money helped to fund the eugenics based book “The Bell Curve….” whose authors state Black people are “genetically inferior”
Bradley’s 990 Forms:
Listings of Those who’ve received “grants:”
https://www.bradleyfdn.org/grants/archived-grants
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Bradley Foundation
1400 N Water Street, Suite 300
Milwaukee, WI 53202
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Wisconsin Institute for
Law & Liberty
330 E. Kilbourn Ave, Suite 725
Milwaukee, WI 53202
“To speak of the people in general terms, without cutting through the propaganda to reveal the relations of exploiter to exploited, of oppressor to oppressed, is to participate in covering up the reality.” — Sam Marcy, “A Marxist Defense of the L.A. Rebellion” https://www.workers.org/wp-content/uploads/Defense-of-LA-Rebellion-Marcy-1992.pdf
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Some of the rich (and their servants) that the police protect in Wisconsin:
https://www.wmc.org/about/wmc-foundation/wmc-foundation-sponsors/
Frances Madeson, TRUTHOUT
June 18, 2020
It was Tuesday, May 26, the same day the video of George Floyd’s murder by four Minneapolis policemen surfaced. James Curbeam was walking to his car outside a Lowe’s store not far from where he lives in Nashville, Tennessee, when a white woman approached him demanding to know, “Why are you following me?” Curbeam, who is chairman of the Teamsters National Black Caucus, told Truthout his immediate sinking thought was: How can I defend myself to the police when they come?
Fortunately, he de-escalated the mistaken encounter, but he remains shaken by how vulnerable he was, and is, by dint of being a Black man in the U.S. “I didn’t say anything to my wife about what happened until that Thursday,” he said.
Organized labor has a fraught role in relation to policing, to say the least. Since the inception of police departments, police have played a role in repressing worker uprisings. Yet the strength of police unions — including those within the Teamsters and other large unions like the AFL-CIO — is a major barrier to any kind of fundamental change…. https://bit.ly/30ZodO6
Milwaukee June 18, 2020 / Photo: Joe Brusky
Port Washington Peaceful March: Black Lives Matter Here
JOIN US this Sunday! We know that it’s Father’s Day, but bring your dad! Let’s come together to amplify our voices in the PW community. We need to let everyone know that Black lives matter here too.
We will be starting this event at Veterans Memorial Park at 2:00pm. There will be a few speakers before the event starts.
At around 2:45pm, we will start our marching route. OUR ROUTE:
-Start on E Jackson Street.
-Turn left on Franklin Street through downtown Port Washington.
-Walk on Grand Ave and turn by the old courthouse.
-Make our way passed the PW police station then head back to Veterans Park.
PARKING:
-Veterans Memorial Park
-Upper Bluff Lake Park
-Marina Parking Lot (metered)
-Street Parking as well as any other public parking you find nearby!
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