An Iraq war veteran reflects on the Sept. 15 march ‘The first time I put on that uniform I hoped I would wear it with honor. On Sept. 15, I finally did.’ By Michael Prysner The writer is an Iraq war veteran.

The Sept. 15 March on Washington: A New Movement is Emerging By Brian Becker The Sept. 15 March on Washington was unique. The energy, the youth, the multitude of new people who were joining a protest for the first time; the large number of Iraq war veterans as well as active duty service members; the determination of Gold Star family members to unite together in the streets against the war that stole the lives of their children and the inspired willingness of thousands to die-in and risk arrest—these were the features that made Sept.

Drop all the charges! Free the Jena 6! Join the protest at the U.S. Justice Department Tuesday, October 2 at 5:00 pm 9th St. and Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington DC Click to download the flyer Mychal Bell's Sept.

100,000 March on Washington! To read the report and AP story, click here Read "Sept 15: A new movement is emerging" Read a Reflection on the March from an Iraq War Veteran

For a Just and Lasting Peace in the Philippines, Free Prof. Jose Maria Sison Now! The Alliance for Just and Lasting Peace in the Philippines (AJLPP or Alliance Philippines) vehemently condemns the arrest and detention today, August 28, 2007, by the Dutch authorities of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) chief political consultant, Prof.

ANSWER Film Showing: El Pueblo Se Levanta "The People Rise Up" History of the Young Lords Party Friday, June 22, 7 pm ANSWER Office 2295 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. (2/3/B/C to 135th St.) One third of the Puerto Rican people live in the United States.

Palestine and the US Peace Movement Telling it like it is! A statement by the Free Palestine Alliance on the 40th anniversary of the 1967 war Introduction: In this statement, the Free Palestine Alliance (FPA) addresses political and organizational issues related to the Palestinian struggle in the United States as it evolved during the past 5 years.

NYC Forum on New Orleans: People's organizing vs. government racism and neglect Friday, June 8th, 7 pm ANSWER Office 2295 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. (B/C/2/3 to 135th St.) Hurricane Katrina rampaged through the Gulf of Mexico and caused devastation in many Southern states, especially Louisiana and Mississippi.

What Should the Anti-War Movement Do Now? A Proposal from the ANSWER Coalition Email this page. It is an absolute responsibility of the anti-war movement to make an honest and straightforward assessment of the current situation and to craft a strategy that can really make a difference.