BY Aodhan Bowman | Green Bay, WI | 4/20/21
On April 18, nearly 100 members of the Green Bay and surrounding communities gathered for a rally to show solidarity and support with each other in the face of racism and police crimes.
BY staff | Green Bay, WI | 12/17/20
On December 15, the Green Bay City Council voted unanimously to require the Green Bay Police Department to wear body cameras while on duty.
BY Wisconsin Alliance Against Racist & Political Repression (WAARPR) | Green Bay, WI | 9/18/20
Fight Back News Service is circulating the following statement issued by the Wisconsin Alliance Against Racist & Political Repression (WAARPR) in conjunction with the Tubby family.
BY Christian Rafferty | Green Bay, WI | 8/19/20
On August 14, more than 30 community members gathered at Brown County Courthouse to protest the recent ‘public service’ videos put out by the Green Bay Police Department.
BY Ryan Hamann | Waupaca, WI | 8/12/20
Nearly 100 people turned out for a Black Lives Matter (BLM) rally in the rural Wisconsin town of Waupaca. This huge turnout for an action in such a small town came in the wake of two earlier events that faced a growing amount of harassment from police and white supremacists.
BY Ryan Hamann | Waupaca, WI | 8/12/20
Nearly 100 people turned out for a Black Lives Matter (BLM) rally in the rural Wisconsin town of Waupaca. This huge turnout for an action in such a small town came in the wake of two earlier events that faced a growing amount of harassment from police and white supremacists.
BY staff | Green Bay, WI | 7/08/20
On Sunday, July 5, the Oneida Nation held a memorial ride and rally for Jonathon Tubby, an Oneida man killed in police custody nearly two years ago.
BY Dan Pratt | Green Bay, WI | 10/28/19
On October 26, members of the Green Bay community and people of the Oneida Nation gathered together with the family of Jonathon Tubby, a 26-year-old Oneida man who was murdered by the Green Bay Police department on October 19, 2018.
BY Lindsey Spietz | Green Bay, WI | 2/05/19
After months of waiting for a decision, on February 1, the family, friends and supporters of Jonathon Tubby heard District Attorney David Lasees’ refusal to charge Officer Erik O'Brien.
