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Sunday, October 19 from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Logan HS (take the #5 bus!)
By, for, and about people with disabilities, those who know people with disabilities, and those who want to learn more.
FREE and open to all.
Learn more here: https://www.disabilityactionnetwork.com/disabilitypridefest
From La Crosse Indivisible:
Please join us for our Visibility Brigade this Thursday at 4:00 on the Bainbridge Street Pedestrian Bridge next to Norwood Inn on French Island. Bring your signs and your friends!
RED ALERT! COMMENT BY OCTOBER 20!
Watch this urgent warning (if you're on TikTok here) and act now!
"[Stephen] Miller is asking the Election Assistance Commission to change the rules so you would need a passport or a birth certificate with your current legal name just to register to vote. This will not only violate the Voting Rights Act, it strips millions of Americans of their ability to vote. Not only does it target women who have changed their last name after getting married, but also indigenous voters with Tribal IDs, older Americans without passports, military families who are moving around often, and rural communities who cannot travel miles just to register.
"Right now, over 235,000 comments have been submitted in favor of this by conservative activists. We have to push back and we have to make our opposition known."
Submit a public comment NOW through Stand Up America
At Myrick Park Nature Place from 9 to 3, including activities, tours, speakers, tournaments, vendors.
At UWL Student Union from 3 to 8 p.m., including tours, vendors, speakers, music, dance.
7:30 p.m. Keynote speaker: Amy Lonetree
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"To execute their plan, they formed the Knights of the Forest, a secret society with one goal: 'To banish forever from our beautiful State every Indian who now desecrates our soil.' What followed was one of the most grisly forced removals in the nation’s history."
To Banish Forever: A Secret Society, the Ho-Chunk, and Ethnic Cleansing in Minnesota by Cathy Coats.
From La Crosse Indivisible:
Friday, October 10th, there will be two opportunities to protest. First, the weekly protest at the La Crosse City Hall. This takes place from 12pm to 1pm every Friday. We usually have about 15 to 20 of us out there, but we always welcome more voices! Come out and show up!
