September 13, 2020: (Online) Building a Fighting Labor Movement in the Trump Era

Defeat “Right to Work” in Wisconsin

Wisconsin trade unionists from a variety of workplaces will discuss questions facing the labor movement today: Working and organizing through the pandemic, the fight for racial justice at work and in the community, and organizing the unorganized.

Please join Defeat “Right to Work” in Wisconsin for this special web event featuring several young labor activists and leaders from Wisconsin. Rank-and-file workers from USPS, UPS, and other front line work places will speak about their experiences.

Viewers will also hear from a worker at the Milwaukee Art Museum where there is an on-going campaign to unionize.There will be a question and answer session at the end. Viewers are encouraged to leave their questions in the comments over the course of the livestream. Select questions will be read by the MC following the final speaker and answered by those who spoke.

September 26, 2020: (Online) The Fight For Our Movement: 10 Years After The Raids

Committee to Stop FBI Repression

In the early morning of September 24, 2010, 70 FBI agents raided the homes antiwar and peace activists throughout the Midwest. They later found out that they were being investigated for material support of terrorism when all they did was speak out against U.S. war machine. 10 years later, these organizers have not been indicted, have not been jailed, and are still organizing! Join us as we celebrate 10 years of fighting against political repression, learn about our victories, and how we continue to organize despite the U.S. state political repression. Featuring:
– Hatem Abudayyeh
– Joe Isobaker
– Mick Kelly
– Tracy Molm
– Carlos Montes
– Jess Sundin
– and more coming!

Kevin Zeese, the Passing of a Warrior for Peace and Justice

Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo, BAR editor and columnist 09 Sep 2020

Kevin Zeese, the Passing of a Warrior for Peace and Justice

The human rights community mourns veteran activist Kevin Zeese, my friend and comrade.

“He stood his ground and left an indelible mark in our memory and the landscape of the fight for human decency and liberation of the human spirit.” 

https://blackagendareport.com/kevin-zeese-passing-warrior-peace-and-justice

There will be an online tribute to Kevin on Saturday, September 19 at 3:00 pm Eastern/12:00 pm Pacific on Zoom. Click here to register . This event will also be livestreamed atFacebook.com/PopularResistanceOrg  andYouTube.com/PopularResistanceOrg

Pan-African Journal: Special Worldwide Radio Broadcast September 7, 2020 Edition

Listen to the Mon. Sept. 7, 2020 special edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features our regular PANW report with dispatches on the cooperation between the Republic of Zimbabwe and the Russian Federation on COVID-19 research; the African Union (AU) has issued a statement on illicit weapons on the continent; Tunisia is recovering in the aftermath of an attack over the weekend; and the United Nations is warning about possible famine in four countries resulting from military conflict. In the second and third hours we continue our recognition of the 41st Annual Detroit Jazz Festival held online this year. We will pay tribute to two legendary artists, Bud Powell and Sarah Vaughn. https://bit.ly/2ZwGwZm

Milwaukee School Board officially ended the district’s recognition of Columbus Day, Passes resolution that will instead recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day

From Joe Brusky: The MPS School Board passed a resolution to celebrate #IndigenousPeoplesDay on October 12th instead of #ColumbusDay

Last night the Milwaukee School Board officially ended the district’s recognition of Columbus Day and passed a resolution that will instead recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day! Thank you Directors O’Halloran and Peterson for bringing the resolution forward!#IndigenousPeoplesDay#rethinkcolumbus