The ANSWER Coalition urges its supporters to attend the following demonstration initiated by progressive organizations in the Haitian community against Donald Trump's disgusting racism in both word and deed.

ANSWER Coalition activists joined actions marking Martin Luther King Day across the country, honoring his true legacy of uncompromising struggle against war, racism and poverty.

The ANSWER Coalition mobilized to take part in the mass demonstration held Oct. 19 against a speaking event featuring neo-Nazi Richard Spencer at the University of Florida.

Supporters of prisoners' rights from across the country gathered in Washington, D.C., to demand an end to mass incarceration at the "Millions for Prisoners Human Rights March."

Heroic people organizing in Charlottesville and in Boston over the last week have stood up to defend their cities and communities from the right-wing hatemongers. Now, the Bay Area must do the same.

Following the rally and terrorist attack by fascists in Charlottesville, Virginia, and Donald Trump's subsequent defense of the white supremacists, massive demonstrations have continued in cities and towns across the country.

Following the neo-Nazi rally and terrorist attack in Charlottesville that took the life of anti-racist protester Heather Heyer, demonstrators poured into the streets across the country to protest white supremacists and Donald Trump's public defense of them.

While Trump's campaign is based on division, his bigotry is also uniting many different communities — against him — and leading to a resurgence in protest activity.

The Sept. 12 protest initiated by the ANSWER Coalition and endorsed by many progressive organizations and unions received widespread coverage in the local, national and international media.

Trillions of dollars spent on wars of aggression over the last fifteen years has robbed communities of color and poor and working people of the money needed for jobs and education while destroying the Middle East and leading the world closer to a military confrontation between major powers.