Continuing the local collaboration with the anti-war movement begun in 2007, the Milwaukee immigrant rights community is including a demand to "End the War in Iraq" as part of their National Day of Action on Thursday, May 1. The other demands are
There is a growing understanding of the links between the war on immigrants and the war on terror. The fear and defensiveness of the war on terror fuels the current attacks on immigrants. The militarization of our borders, the lengthy imprisonment of immigrants from many countries awaiting permission to stay in the US and the growing racism and oppressive policies against immigrants from Mexico are examples.
Compassion, justice and the common good should be the principles that guide the resolution of this issue.
The May 1st march gathers at 10:30 a.m. and takes off at 11:30 a.m. sharp from S. 5th St and E. Washington in Milwaukee. Peace Action folks meet on the corner of 4th and Washington. Look for our banner!
In 1890 Julia Ward Howe proclaimed the first Mother's Day as a day for women to come together to reflect on "those things that make for peace."
Vegan, vegetarian and meat entrees. Followed by program with musician Sandy Weisto.
Limited seating, reservations required!
Benefits Peace Education Project of Peace Action Wisconsin.
Vigil to End the US Occupation of Iraq
Sponsored by Milwaukee Coalition for a Just Peace
Videos for Peace
The amazing documentary of the CIA-backed coup to overthrow Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in 2002 and the people's power to restore him to elected office.
Free. Large screen. Followed by discussion. .
Sponsored by Peace Education Project of Peace Action Wis.
by George Paz Martin and Julie Byrnes Enslow
"There is no military solution to a problem like that in Iraq," stated General David Petraeus in March of 2007. Yet his appearance before Congress in early April of 2008 was an attempt to rationalize Bush's plan for US troops to remain in Iraq indefinitely.
WUWM's Marti Mikkelson spoke with one Milwaukee activist about his brush with Dr. King more than 40 years ago. George Martin says he'll never forget his first encounter with Dr. King. It happened during the civil rights march on Washington in 1963. Click here to listen to the interview.
The US Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation is pleased to announce the start of a monthly book club. Each month, we'll select a new book which we think you might be interested in reading.
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