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Tag Archives: We Shall Overcome
Decade
As 2019 comes to an end, it seems like a good time to look back at the last decade. While mathematically, the new decade doesn’t start until next January, it is the start of the 2020s and many, if not … Continue reading
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How Can We Keep from Singing
For two and a half years singers have been meeting at the Wisconsin Capitol rotunda to sing songs of protest against the Scott Walker administration and the slew of conservative legislation that has passed with the right-wing control of the … Continue reading
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Tagged "How Can I Keep from Singing", "Will the Circle Be Unbroken", arrest, Badger Care, Canada, Capitol Police, conservative, Democratic party, Diane Hendricks, divide and conquer, government, homeless shelter, hope, Illinois, legislators, Medicaid, oppressors, Paul Ryan, peaceful protest, Philippines, protest, regime change, Republicans, right-wing, rotunda, Ryan Wherley, Scott Walker, singers, Solidarity Sing Along, truth to power, unions, unlawful assembly, We Shall Overcome, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Capitol
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Song of Protest
This week marks two years that I have been going to the Wisconsin Capitol to sing four verses of “We Shall Overcome” to protest the Walker administration and the takeover of our state by corporations. I try to make it … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitol Police, Charles Tubbs, Mark Miller, rotunda, Scott Walker, We Shall Overcome, Wisconsin Capitol
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We Are Still Here
Just over two years ago Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker introduced his “budget repair” bill which pretty much gutted the strength of public employee unions. It also allowed the state to sell heating plants and other state property to whomever they … Continue reading
On Reading the Constitution Day (or Wisconsin Irony Day)
September 17, 2012 Dear Governor Walker, I will be stopping by the Wisconsin Capitol again this afternoon as I have done almost every day since March of 2011 to sing four verses of “We Shall Overcome” in the rotunda. But … Continue reading
Keep Fighting
Last Tuesday’s recall election was not the end of the world and it was not the end of the Wisconsin Uprising. As devastating as it felt at the time it was in retrospect simply the beginning of the next phase. In fact, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta Darling, ALEC, American Legislative Exchange Council, budget, budget repair, Capitol, Constitutional rights, Democrat, equal pay, Glenn Grothman, homelss, justice, Mining bill, politics, protests, Recall election, Republican, Robin Vos, Scott Fitzgerald, Scott Walker, Tea Party, Voter ID, We Shall Not Be Moved, We Shall Overcome, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Uprising
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Singing for Justice
When I first convinced a couple friends to join me in a few verses of “We Shall Overcome” on the first floor of Wisconsin’s Capitol I did not know that I was about to embark upon a year-long commitment to … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitol, rotunda, Scott Walker, singing, social justice, We Shall Overcome, Wisconsin
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