Milwaukee
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Militant Journalism
Family of slain Milwaukee man organizes to shut down store and revoke its license
The gas station is "Closed for Justice."
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Milwaukeeans voice their concerns in People’s Platform Survey
The Party for Socialism and Liberation Milwaukee conducted a People’s Platform Survey with the goal to find the true needs,…
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Nearly a year after election, Colectivo Collective union certified
Owners' challenges to election results ruled to be "without merit."
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Keishon Thomas died in Milwaukee police custody — They’re not telling us what happened
Thomas’ death is being investigated as a medical accident, but his family said that he was healthy and didn’t have…
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Milwaukee landlords rarely punished for safety violations. Why?
Electrical hazards have been a pervasive issue in Milwaukee housing for years.
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Milwaukee activists, artists campaign to increase Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions awareness
BDS activists have launched a Milwaukee-wide Palestine solidarity letter encouraging artists and creatives of all kinds to endorse the cultural…
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Colectivo Coffee workers win fight to become largest cafe union in US
Colectivo coffee workers had been struggling for the unionization of 21 cafes, production and bakery locations before the pandemic began.
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Probable cause found for prosecution for police killing of Jay Anderson Jr.
"Every victory counts... I know there are people out there who say 'protesting don’t work, you’ll be wasting your time…'…
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Milwaukee janitors fight for $15
"It is important that janitors come together to get what they are owed.”
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Milwaukee activists commemorate 40th anniversary of killing and police torture of Ernest Lacy
Thousands of people took to the streets for weeks in the wake of the killing of Lacy, “Ten thousand strong…
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