Join Us Tomorrow For The International Women's Day in Chicago!
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Chris --
CHICAGO 2017 INT'L WOMEN'S DAY MARCH FOR EQUALITY, JUSTICE, & POWER!
This International Women’s Day, we call for a world without weapons and war, without violence and hate. Trump has announced his desire to increase the military budget, let us take this opportunity of communities coming together to celebrate women and say Feminism Not Militarism! Make Sense Not War.
WHEN: March 8th, 2017, 12-3:30pm
WHERE: Trump Tower, 401 N Wabash, Chicago
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We will march through the streets of downtown Chicago to Michigan and Congress where we will hold a people's speak out to say we will keep building the resistance.
We oppose the institutional, political, cultural and economic attacks on Muslim and migrant women, on Palestinian women, on women of color, working and unemployed women, on lesbian, gender nonconforming and trans women. We say "Feminism Not Militarism!"
*Women is an inclusive term reflecting all those who identify as female.
CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY RALLY 2017
International Women’s Day has historically been a day of protest and action by working women all over the world. Join us for an indoor rally to celebrate all those who have been leading the fight for women's rights and to play a part in building an all-inclusive women's rights movement!
WHEN: March 8th, 2017, 7-9pm
WHERE: 1901 W Carroll Ave, Chicago
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This event is organized by and for all women who have been marginalized and silenced, including working women, women of color, Native women, disabled women, immigrant women, Muslim women, lesbian, queer and trans women, and for all those who wish to fight against the oppression of women.
SPEAKERS AND PERFORMERS WILL INCLUDE: Christel Williams of the CTU, Adriana Alvarez of the Fight for $15, Liz Radford Co-Chair of the Women's March on Chicago, Marines Martinez teacher at Aspira Charter School CHI-ACTS 4343, Alyx Goodwin of Black Youth Project, Nerissa Allegretti of Gabriella USA, Deborah Cosey-Lane of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 241, Faith Arnold of SEIU Childcare Campaign, Marion Murphy of AFSCME, Charolette Heltai of UofC Resists and the ISO, Katie Thiede of Planned Parenthood, Danlene Watts of CAARPR, Rasmea Odeh of the Arab American Action Network, Nancy Serrano teacher-activist against deportations, Hoda Katebi of the Council on American-Islamic Relations and Lesley Williams of TZEDEK speaking on uniting against hate crimes, Opal Staples and the Lights of Zion performing.
Join us for an evening of politics and culture!
***Parking will be extremely limited, we encourage the use of public transportation.***
Contact Pat at [email protected] for more information. Don't forget to wear pink!
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Pat and the CODEPINK team
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