Bullhorn Films

Hey everyone! Rye Smith and I recently teamed up to make a Spark the Vote video. All the submissions are up for an award. We'd love you to check it out and give it your VOTE. We're a little buried on the page but we're under the category Voting with the title Don't Tell Me Your Vote Doesn't Matter.

https://www.whydoyou.vote/challenge

Milwaukee to D.C June 14th-June 19th, Visible Youth.

Consider donating at Cash App: $wippc, note: “youth trip”

Visible Youth preparing for a trip to Washington DC. June 18, 2022, Mass Poor People's & Low-Wage Workers' Assembly & Moral March on Washington and to the Polls will be a generationally transformative and disru...

On Saturday, April 23rd Thee Three Inc hosted their 1st annual gallery walk in memory of the three young men who lost their lives to active Deputy Sheriff and former Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah. Special guest Fred Hampton Jr. was the keynote speaker. Listen to the stories. Organized by Taleavia Cole

Birth of a Fallen Legacy Several artists came together to Re-created Alvin Cole's life through Art, Music, Painting, Community, and so much more. Listen to Fred Hampton Jr. share his...

Thanks for the thoughtful write up. We hope everyone can join us to support Linda and Jay Anderson on the 29th.

We appreciate each and every individual who has entrusted us to help share the reality of this long and windy road towards a more just and equitable future for our city.

🔗link to full article in our bio

TBT to October 14th, 2021.

Remembering George Floyd, October 14th 2021 On October 14th, 2021 Milwaukee Artist's for Social Justice with Robert Agnew held a vigil for George Floyd on his birthday.

In 1861, George Marshall Clark was lynched, buried, and forgotten. In September of 2021, he finally was honored with a ceremony and headstone in Milwaukee thanks to the work of Tyrone MackLee Randle Jr. and others. Watch this collaboration from Bullhorn Films and doc|UWM. Edited by Bryan Mercado.

The Story of George Marshall Clark In 1861, George Marshall Clark was lynched, buried, and forgotten. In September of 2021, he finally was honored with a ceremony and headstone in Milwaukee.

Abolish State Terror! Milwaukee Unity March. Unifying communities in action for liberation. From Milwaukee to Palestine and Colombia, a call for an end to violent state repression. A few snaps from October 9th. And that's my sister Rachel Kafer Talady back in Milwaukee after 3 years.

Interview with Ryee Smith.

LaLux Photography is our hero.

While dedicating her time to capturing photos of the movement in Milwaukee, she has run into some incredibly difficult situations that no one should have to go through. Did she let these adversities stop her? Hell no.

LaTasha, we love you and support you. You deserve all the flowers today and everyday! 🌼🌼🌼