Local
Thursday, March 21, 2024, 7:00 PM
Central Ohio Revolutionary Socialists Meeting
Location: Enarson Classroom Building Room 206, OSU, 2009 Millikin Road or online at tinyurl.com/CORSmeeting for a screening of Sir! No Sir!, a documentary about the GI movement against the war in Vietnam.
Nearly 25 million Black and Latino people are missing or incorrectly listed in the voter databases sold by the political industry and used by campaigns to conduct voter outreach, according to a report from the Democracy & Power Innovation Fund. While 40 percent of Black and Latino people were effectively invisible in the vendor databases, only 18 percent of white people were missing or mislisted.
Franklin County Treasurer Cheryl Brooks Sullivan has demonstrated long standing support of Israel Bonds. The treasurer has attended multiple of the company’s events, both before and during her time in office including one that featured Netanyahu and was personally recognized by Israel Bonds at an event in 2019 for her investments.
Franklin County Treasurer Cheryl Brooks Sullivan has demonstrated long standing support of Israel Bonds. The treasurer has attended multiple of the company’s events, both before and during her time in office including one that featured Netanyahu and was personally recognized by Israel Bonds at an event in 2019 for her investments.
Michael Broidy (representing Jay Schottenstein, Israel Bonds Columbus general chairman), Municipal Court Judge Cynthia Ebner, and Franklin County Treasurer Cheryl Brooks Sullivan
Wednesday, March 20, 2023, 6:30 PM
Ohio Families Volunteer Orientation
Ohio Families Unite Against Police Brutality & OFUPAC are launching our new volunteer program!! Join us to learn more about our organizations and areas where you can plug in and help impacted families!
Wednesday, March 20, 2023, 6:30 PM
Ohio Families Volunteer Orientation
Ohio Families Unite Against Police Brutality & OFUPAC are launching our new volunteer program!! Join us to learn more about our organizations and areas where you can plug in and help impacted families!
The Truth Would Help
Detective Richardson was in his office, smoking a cigar and looking out of his window, deep in thought. He was expecting Shelia this morning and he hoped Jimmy would also show up on his own accord without his having to return to the cab company. Richardson didn’t like having to ask someone to do something twice. Let alone once. If he had to ask a third time it generally became a demand. If they didn’t show up, he would send a patrol car to bring both of them in, wearing handcuffs.
Union stage crew workers have spent the last 1,300 days fighting one of the largest live entertainment companies in the Midwest for a fair contract. Yet fair wages, health and welfare benefits are still being denied to the workers who set the stage for highly lucrative live performances night after night.
Live entertainment is designed to excite and thrill audiences. At its best, live music fosters a sense of community created by shared experience and passionate performances of genuine human emotion. Behind all of this is a tremendous amount of hard work by working class folks with exceptional and unique skills.
When the curtain comes down and the lights come on and the last of the crowd filters out, an army of stage crew workers is still hard at work, turning around the venue for the next night’s show. Work in the live entertainment industry is hard by any standard, with typical days starting at 8 am and often continuing past closing time to 3 am or later.
Union stage crew workers have spent the last 1,300 days fighting one of the largest live entertainment companies in the Midwest for a fair contract. Yet fair wages, health and welfare benefits are still being denied to the workers who set the stage for highly lucrative live performances night after night.
Live entertainment is designed to excite and thrill audiences. At its best, live music fosters a sense of community created by shared experience and passionate performances of genuine human emotion. Behind all of this is a tremendous amount of hard work by working class folks with exceptional and unique skills.
When the curtain comes down and the lights come on and the last of the crowd filters out, an army of stage crew workers is still hard at work, turning around the venue for the next night’s show. Work in the live entertainment industry is hard by any standard, with typical days starting at 8 am and often continuing past closing time to 3 am or later.