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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
Julio Cordova
2018
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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!
Meredith Stern
2004
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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. ...]
Santiago Armengod
2010
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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
Mincho Vega
2018
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Secession of the Plebs - Having Returned Home in 494 BC after Fighting to Defend Their Country, The Plebians of Rome Found the Aristocracy Had Taken Their Land and Sold Many of Them into Debt Slavery. They Deserted the City and Marched to a Sacred Hill outside of Rome, Where, They Set up a People's Council and Elected Tribunes to Represent Them. These Actions Curbed the Arbitrary Power of the Aristocracy and Began the Long Struggle for Equality in Rome. - Celebrate Peoples' History
Art Hazelwood
2007
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Power Up - Corita Kent Was a Radical Educator, Silkscreen Printing Pop Artist, and Activist Agitator Whose Pedagogical and Political Exuberance Extended to Civil Rights, War Resistance, Feminist Critique, and a Joyful Participatory Body Politic. [...] - Celebrate People's History
Shannon Gerard
2017
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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. [...]
Dave Loewenstein
2014
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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
Lana Grove
2016
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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
Arthur Katrina
2013
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Major Taylor - Major Taylor (1878-1932) Was an African American Cyclist Who Won the World One Mile Track Cycling Championship in 1899. He Set Numerous World Records during the 30 Years of Racing, and Was the First African American International Sports Star. The League of American Wheelmen, The Governing Body for Cyclists, Ruled in 1894 to Exclude Blacks from Membership, and Major Taylor Had to Fight Discrimination at Every Step of His Career. - Celebrate Peoples' History
Janet Attard
2012
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The Nature of Your Oppression Is the Aesthetic of Our Anger - Crass 1977 - 1984 - Crass Was a Group of Artists, Activists, Writers, Filmmakers and Musicians that Banded Together Using Punk as a Resistant Cultural Form for the Promotion of Anarchism as a Political Ideology [...] Celebrate Peoples History
Brandon Bauer
2010
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Ka-Boom - In 1992, the Red Army Faction Bombed the Construction Site of a New Super Maximum Security Prison in Weiterstadt, Germany. Over $ 90 Milion in Damage Was Caused, the Opening of the Prison Was Delayed by Four Years, and No One Was Seriously Injured. This Was the Final Action of the RAF before Disbanding. - "For a Society Without Prisons" - Commando Katharina Hammerschmidt Red Army Faction, March 30, 1993 - Celebrate People's History
Josh MacPhee
2012
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Lick Your Elbow - In Mid-2012, Protests Erupted in Khartoum in Opposition to the Quarter-Century Reign of Omar al-Bashir and His National Congress Party. Begun by Female Students Chalenging Austerity and High Prices, within a Week it Had Spread, Involving Tens of Thousands - and This in a Context Where all Signs of Dissent Are Brutally Suppressed. - Try Again - [...] - And Again - And Again - And Again - Celebrate People's History
Josh MacPhee
2018
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[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.
Jamaa Al-Yad, LB
2009
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Act Up Fight Back Fight AIDS - Act Up Philadelphia - Since 1987, Act Up Philadelphia Has Been Fighting for Justice for People Living with HIV, and for the Communities That Are Most Devastated by the AIDS Crisis - in Philadelphia, the U.S., and around the World. Act Up Philadelphia Is Different - It Sees the AIDS Crisis as a Political Crisis, a 25-Year-Old Catastrophe That Was Allowed to Happen Because of Greed, Racism, Neglect, and Bigotry. [...] - Celebrate Peoples' History
Courtney Dailey
2007
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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
Blanco
2014
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Angel Island Liberty Association - The Angel Liberty Association (or Self-Governing Association) Was a Mutual Aid Society Run by Chinese Detainees at the Angel Island Immigration Station from 1922 to about 1952. With the Help of Chinese American Kitchen Staff, the Association Smuggled Letters to Help Detainees Pass Detailed Immigration Interrogations. Letters Were Folded inside Wax Paper and Taped to the Bottom fo Dishes.Celebrate People's History
Christine Wong Yap
2020
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Kalamazoo Corset Strike! - 1912 - In 1911, the Kalamazoo Corset Company Was the Largest Manufacturer of Women's Corsets in the World. In Spring 1912, the Kalamazoo Corset Workers' Union, Local 82 of the International Ladies Garment Worker's Union Went on Strike, Citing Poor Wages, Long Hours, Unsafe and Unsanitary Conditions, and Sexual Harassment as Grievances. [...] In the End, Despite the Workers' Best Efforts, the Strike was Unsuccessful. However, Due to the Efforts of Pauline Newman and Representatives from Local 82 who Traveled throughout the Midwest Advocating a Company Boycott to Women Consumers, the Kalamazoo Corset Company went Bankrupt in 1914. Celebrate People's History!
Sara Beth
2008
