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May Repro Health Happy Hour

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Wednesday, May 24, 6-8pm
St. James Tavern, 1057 N. 4th St. 
Do you believe in reproductive justice for all? Come have a drink or two with likeminded, pro-choice people.
In May, we will be raising money for 
�Founder's Women's Health Center�
(http://www.founderswhc.com/), which is <still> fighting to keep its doors open and provide top quality health care to the women of Columbus.
What is the Reproductive Health Happy Hour? It’s a networking event for sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice professionals, advocates, and allies. Come when you can and leave when you need to...it’s a casual meet-up.
We ask for a $5 donation to a pro-choice charity! Please bring cash. We don't have the ability to accept credit card donations. Your donation gets you a drink (beer on tap or well drink) on the house.
Drink specials include:
$3 wells
$2 miller high life tall boys
$1 off drafts
The address is 1057 N. 4th St, Columbus, OH 43201 and there is a parking lot on Detroit!

MORE THAN A HUNDRED PEOPLE GATHER IN MONROE COUNTY TO RESIST FRACKING AND PIPELINES IN THE WAYNE NATIONAL FOREST. LONG TERM RESISTANCE CAMP LAUNCHED

Brown sign on pole in woods saying Wayne National Forest

Monroe County, Ohio. After a three-day long action training conference near the Wayne National Forest, organizers from multiple groups have launched a long-term resistance encampment to defend the Wayne National Forest from fracking and fracked gas pipelines.

Central Ohio Workers Center Economic Summit

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The Central Ohio Workers Center held a meeting on Saturday, March 20, entitled Organizing for Economic Justice: A Call to Action at the Columbus Mennonite Church, 35 Oakland Park Ave.

Workers of all industries and identities are under attack like never before – but we can build collective power through workplace organizing. This summit brought together labor leaders, nationally recognized speakers, workers and local activists involved in the struggle for economic justice. 

The following videos were produced by Steve Farber:

President Trump and his Masters

President Trump is in Saudi Arabia where he will instruct his puppets then
go to apartheid Israel where get further instructions from his masters. He
will do a token visit to Bethlehem Tuesday and desecrate the city of the
Prince of Peace with his entourage of racist Zionists. I wish I was there
to join demonstrations against this symbol of hypocricy (I am still in
Europe). Everyone now knows that the US government, Israel, and the Saudi
regime have been the biggest perpetrators of terrorism and genocide in the
world. This is to serve one interest and one interest only: money.  Just to
emphasize this, the US arms industry (owned largely by Zionists) will get
110 billion deal (bribe) from the Saudis. Kushner is very happy as are all
the rich profiteers around Donald Trump. The neoconservatives in Washington
may have some differences among themselves (hence the frenzy by the
establishment media around Russia-Trump connections). But make no mistake
about it, it is a difference as between rival gangsters. Meanwhile the

STRIKE / STACHKA

TEN FILMS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD,

 

A Cinematic Centennial Celebration of the Russian Revolution Presents

 

Sergei Eisenstein’s Debut Film: STRIKE / STACHKA

 

Los Angeles, March 13, 2017 – The Los Angeles Workers Center and Hollywood Progressive co-present the revolutionary classic Strike.

 

Letter to J.Bezos/Amazon Re: Ohio's Dead Nukes

Dear Mr. Bezos,

You have recently received some radioactive junk mail promoting the idea that your company, Amazon, should financially support Perry and Davis-Besse, the two financially dead atomic reactors in northern Ohio. It was a letter from “pro-nuke environmentalists,” the ultimate oxymoron in a world moving toward safe renewables, a transition embraced by your company’s wise commitment to go 100 percent renewable.

The People's State of the City

Words Mayor Andrew Ginther

Tuesday, May 23, 5:30-7pm
Bluestone, 583 E. Broad St.
Columbus has a problem with poor City leadership accountability. Mayor Andrew Ginther, City Council, and the Columbus Police Department (CPD) are only interested in protecting their "friends" over working families priced out of their neighborhoods, and Black communities left to bury their loved ones at the hands of police.
This Tuesday at the Bluestone, Mayor Ginther is hosting a dinner for his friends at $500 to $5000 a plate, as families struggle to make ends meet, and the community is left to support the grieving families of Henry Green, Tyre King, Jaron Thomas, and other Black residents who have been followed, harassed, or killed by CPD. 

Boycott Wendy's: Shareholder Meeting Action!

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Tuesday, May 23, 8am
1 Dave Thomas Blvd.  Dublin
This is the one time a year we are guaranteed to be seen and heard by those holding power at Wendy's - join us to amplify the call for farmworker justice! 
Join the Coalition of Immokalee Workers outside Wendy's annual shareholder meeting to show executives and shareholders that we are committed to #BoycottWendys until they commit to respecting farmworkers' human rights by joining the Fair Food Program.
We will gather at 8am to catch the attention of executives and Wendy's employees on their way into work, and to show morning rush hour why everyone should be boycotting.

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