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ADAPT - Since the Early 80s, ADAPT Has Been a National Network of Activists with Disabilites That Employs Nonviolent Civil Disobedience to Demand Changes in Policies That Exclude People with Disabilites from American Society. [...] Celebrate Peoples' History

The Animal Liberation Front (ALF) is an Animal Liberation Group Who Engage in Direct Action on Behalf of Animals. (...) - Celebrate People's History

Annie Diggs - 1848-1916 - Celebrate People's History!

"Armed with the Knowledge of Our Past We Can Charter a Course for Our Future. Only by Knowing Where We've Been Can We Know Where We Are and Look to Where We Want to Go." - In Memory El Hajj Malik Shabazz - Celebrate Peoples' History

Atenco Guanta - El Pueblo Se Levanta - Celebrate Peoples' History - San Salvador de Atenco Has a Long History of Resistance to the Central Government, Dating from Before Mexicos's Revolution of 1910. In 2001, Atenco Villagers, Mostly Small Farmers, Organized the Peoples' Front for Defense of the Land and Stopped Former President Vincente Fox from Grabbing Their Farmlands for the Construction of a New International Airport. [...]

The Austin Community Is on Chicago's Far West Side and Is Anchored by a Group of Women who Look out over their Neighborhood for the Sake of the Children. These Grandmother Gatekeepers Are the Powerful Protectors of the Young. The Kind-Hearted Benefactors of Supple and Uncertain Lives. Their Steady Efforts amidst Manifold Risks Are Invisible to Many, but not Those That Depend on Them to Rise up and Grow. Bridging Wisdoms That Will not Be Erased, Tracing (Her) Stories to Know the Meanings of Today. - Celebrate Peoples' History

Bayard Rustin 1912 - 1987 - Loving Your Enemy Is Manifest in Putting Your Arms Not around the Man but around the Social Situation - To Take Power from Those who Misuse it, at Which Point They Can Become Human Too. Celebrate Peoples History

Beginning in 1999, Women in El Salvador Have Been Charged with Aggravated Homicide for Premature Death in Their Wombs. At Least Seventeen Are Known Internationally for Receiving Prison Sentences up to 50 Years for Aggravated Homicide. All Went to Hospitals in Desperation, Seeking Help. All Left in Handcuffs, Accused of Abortion - with No Proof beyond Their Pelvic Pain, Blood Loss, and No Longer Being Pregnant. There Is No Presumption of Innocence. - Las 17+ [...] - Celebrate People's History

Begun 1925 - The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (& Maids) Built the Groundwork for the U.S. Civil Rights Movement - "Power Concedes Nothing without a Demand". Power Concedes Nothing without a Struggle. Never Has, never Will." Frederick Douglass - The Brotherhood Was a Labor Based Moment Seeking Civil & Economic Rights for African Americans - Celebrate People's History!

The Brown Berets - Young Chicanos for Community Action (Popularly Known as the Brown Berets) Was Formed in 1967 by a Group of Chicana and Chicano High School Students in Los Angeles. They Stood and Fought for Farm Worker Rights, Anti-Militarism, and the Liberation of Chicanx Everywehre. In 1968 They Organized a Massive Student Walk out in East LA, Demanding Equality in Schools for Chicanx Students. - Celebrate People's History

Building Freedom Behind Bars - Celebrate Peoples' History

Celebrate Peoples History - Audre Lorde Gambda Adisa, NYX, Born February 18, 1934 - Died November 17, St. Croix - Black Lesbian Mother Warrior Poet - "And When We Speak We Are Afraid Our Words Will Not Be Heard Nor Welcomed But When We Are Siltent We Are Still Afraid So It Is Better To Speak Remembering We Were Never Meant to Survive" - A Litany for Survival - She Who Makes Her Meaning Known

Celebrate People's History - Franklin, KS - December 15, 1921 - "Amazon Army" 4000 Kansas Women Call March in Coal Mines [...] - On December 11, 1921, Propelled by the Need to Feed Their Children and Outraged at Kansas' New Anti-Labor Legislation, a Crowd of More than 500 Women Gathered in Franklin, Kansas and Resolved to March in Solidarity with Miners Striking at Union District 14 Coal Mines. [...]

Celebrate Peoples History - It Is the Responsibility of the Poet to Say Many Times, There Is No Freedom without Justice and This Means Economic Justice and Love Justice. - Poet Laureate - Educator - Peace Activist - Feminist - Short Story Writer - Grace Paley 1922 - 2007

Celebrate People's History - The Haitian Revolution - The Most Successful Slave Uprising in History Which Led to the Formation of the First Black Republic in 1804.

Celebrate People's History - The Lesbian Herstory Archives - We've Got Your Past. Who's Got Your Future? Lesbian Herstory Archives - Keeping it Real Since 1974!

Celebrate People's History - To Be Black + Conscious in America Is to Live in a Constant State of... Rage! James Baldwin

Celebrate People's History - Woody Guthrie - "There's a Better World that's a Comin"

Celebrate Peoples's History - El Maquis - The Spanish Maquis Were Guerillas Who Faught against the Franco Regime. They Carried out Sabotage in Spain, as welll. As Contributing to the Fight against the Nazi Germany and the Vichy Regime in France in the 1940s. [...]

The Diggers - Celebrate People's History

Direct Action Shuts Down The World Trade Organization Meeting In Seattle - November 30th, 1999 - Celebrate People's History

¡El Agua es nuestra carajo! Cochabamba Water Struggle - Celebrate People's History

El Hijo del Ahuizote - Revolucion - F. Magon - Celebrate People's History - Posada - E Hijo del Ahuizote Was a Revolutionary Newspaper That Faught against Porfirio Diaz' Dictatorship in Mexico. The Paper Combined the Anarchist Ideas of Ricardo Flores Magon and His Brother Enrique, With José Guadalupe Posada's Graphics to Unleash a War against Authoritarianism. ...]

Emma Goldman 1869 - 1940 - Anarchist Writer and Activist Who Faught for Human Rights, Women's Equality, Sexual Freedom, Contraception, Fair Labor Practices, Education, Individual Liberty and Social Revolution. - Celebrate Peoples' History

Feminist Comix - Celebrate People's History - It's 1969. Underground Comix Express Counter-Cultural Values in San Francisco (and Elsewhere), Breaking New Ground With Raw and Fearless Storytelling. Second-Wave Feminism Simultaneously Gains Influence, Reintroducing Ideas of Equality to American Women. [...] It Ain't Me Babe, The First Comic Produced Entirely by Women, Came Out in 1970, Sparking a Wave of Feminist Comix in the 1970's-80's. Their Legacy Inspires countless Female Cartoonists Today.

Flint Sit-Down Strike, 1936-1937 - The Sit-Down Strike Hurts The Boss - Solidarity Forever! Celebrate Peoples' History

Hide Nothing from Our People. Tell No Lies. Mask No Difficulties, Mistakes, Failures. Claim No Easy Victories. - Amilcar Cabral 1924-1973 - Celebrate People's History

[in arabischer Schrift! - Celebrate People's History - Ghassan Kanafami (1936-1972) Worked as a Journalist, a Literary Critic, and as a Fiction Writer. He Was a Spokesman for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, and Wrote Extensively on the Palestinian Struggle. With Annie Hover, much of His Effort Focused on the Rights of Children and Education. He Was Assassinated in Beirut in 1972.

Indian Industrial Training School Haskell - Haskell Indian Nations University Began as the U.S. Indian Industrial Training School. It Was One of the First Native American Boarding Schools, Established in 1884, to Remove Native Children from Their Families and Assimilate Them into Eurocentric Culture. [...] - Celebrate People's History

Injury to One Is an Injury to All - [...] - In 1984 Members of the International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) Refused to Unload South African Cargo off the Nedlloyd Kimberley in San Francisco. They Did so to Demonstrate Their Opposition to South Africa's Apartheid Regime. [...] - Celebrate People's History