Come to Washington, D.C., on March 19 for veterans-led civil resistance at the White House in opposition to the continued presence of nearly 50,000 U.S. soldiers and tens of thousands of foreign mercenaries in Iraq.

On March 19, the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, we will see the largest veteran-led civil resistance action in memory. This will build on the event of December 16, 2010, when 132 were arrested at the White House.

Since major protests against the U.S.-backed dictatorship of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak began on Jan. 25, solidarity demonstrations have taken place across the United States and around the world. Following is a round-up of protests that took place Feb. 2-6 in U.S. cities.

Demonstrations are being organized across the country in solidarity with the struggle of the people of Egypt. In Boston, a demonstration will take place this Saturday, Feb. 5 at 12 noon at Copley Square.

Join thousands who are sending a letter today to President Obama and to Congress demanding “Stop all Aid to the Mubarak Dictatorship.” A sample letter is provided for you—it takes only a few seconds.

On Saturday, February 12, people from across Massachusetts will come together at the State House to fight against the anti-immigrant and racist “Secure Communities” program. Find out more about the Feb. 12 action and sign the petition against this racist program!

As protests continue daily in Egypt, from Jan. 28-30, protests took place across the United States in solidarity with the movement against Mubarak.

The Egyptian people have taken to the streets in the hundreds of thousands demanding the fall of another U.S. client dictator, Hosni Mubarak. See a growing list of demonstrations taking place across the United States.

On Tues., Jan. 25, protests will be held in more than 30 cities across the U.S. and internationally against FBI and grand jury repression of anti-war and international solidarity activists.

In his annual “State of the City” speech, Boston Mayor Thomas Menino focused on education and health care reform, outlining his intention to step up attacks on both while increasing spending on the police.