150 results for author: Nancy Tabaka-Stencil
MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
Reflecting on the recent passing of former President Jimmy Carter, I remember as a teenager standing in awe along a fence line of what is now I-39, watching the Presidential motorcade go by.
I am reminded of the many great things our former president did. Such a sad contrast to what we are stepping into today. Yes, let us make America great again. Let us take America to a time of truth and honesty.
Carter himself was an Evangelical Christian, which is not to be confused with the Christian nationalism we see today. Jimmy Carter worked as a true leader, knowing that real democracy called for the separation of church and state. He walked the walk ...
PEOPLE’S MARCH January 18, 2025
WAUSAU HUMAN RIGHTS MARCH
The recent election can have far reaching consequences for our vulnerable communities.
For Immediate Release: Saturday, January 18, 11 AM, meeting at the Marathon Dems Office, 218 Sherman Street Wausau
Contact: Chair, Nancy Stencil, nstencil7983@gmail.com 715.581.7983
Come join Central Wisconsin's PEACEFUL PEOPLE’S MARCH. A place for us to all come together and let the world know WE WON'T BE SILENT!
“A place to fight for women's rights, BIPOC rights, reproductive rights, LQBTQIA+ rights, disability rights, protecting our earth, immigrant rights, education, equality and equity.
A place ...
Human Rights March
Sunday, November 24, 2024 on the sidewalk around the 400 block was the place where everyone came together and let the world know we WON'T BE SILENT! About 50 people were in attendance.
It was a place to fight for women's rights, BIPOC rights, reproductive rights, LQBTQIA+ rights, disability rights, protecting our earth, immigrant rights, education, equality and equity. It was place to fight against Project 2025 and place to fight for human rights!
WOMEN’S MARCH – JANUARY 18 – WAUSAU
We are not done. We will unite in a feminist-led day of action.
With Trump set to return to the White House early next year, we’re facing a moment that calls us to act boldly. It's time to march.
Join us at the PEOPLE'S MARCH — January 18, 2025 —
***Stay tuned! Details coming.
WOMEN FOR WOMEN
Join us on Zoom for Women for Women
Thursday, December 5 at 6 PM.
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84359642807?pwd=zfpg1Nfd3BcbBbobC1JVlISfwSmbNp.1
This month we welcome Corrine Rosen from the Wisconsin Working Families Party!
The Wisconsin Working Families Party is the grassroots party for the multiracial working class, leading the fight for social, racial, and economic justice. WFP wants to make Wisconsin work for everyone, not just the wealthy and well connected. We work to advance the interests of working class, middle class, and poor people in the United States through endorsing progressive candidates, legislative advocacy, ...
Meet and Greet Susan Crawford
Please join us to meet a great candidate for
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice
Susan Crawford is running for Supreme Court Justice. This is the seat being vacated by Wausau's very own Judge Anne Walsh Bradley. Judge Crawford has a strong history of protecting the basic rights and freedoms of Wisconsinites granted to us under the Wisconsin constitution, first as a prosecutor and now as a judge.
This is an extremely important election to safeguard our rights. The spring primary will be held on February 18th with the Spring Election scheduled for April 1st (no joke!)
Please come and meet a great candidate for Wisconsin's future!
Saturday, ...
Are You Really Listening?
Considering we live in a two-party system; I loved Kamala, and I was happy to vote for her. She is such a smart woman, and I loved the joy and the happiness that was expressed in her campaign and in her speeches. The lines to see her were so long! I loved the joy she brought and the hope. Her infectious smile made you happy just to look at her. Kamala is a highly educated and capable woman, and we would elect her to the White House. The first female ever to hold this position. She painted a picture of how it could be for all of us.
But would it? Was she listening?
I also saw how she is an extension of the same (Biden). When ...
NANCY’S BOOK TOUR
Here are a few good reads for you to check out. If any of you out there are avid readers, please share some of yours.
In the Garden of Beasts, Erik Larson
War, Bob Woodward
The Book of Lost Names, Kirsten Harmel
Freedom is a Constant Struggle, Angela Davis
Gravel on the Side of the Road, Kris Radish (also read her on Substack)