The ANSWER Coalition mobilized its supporters for the annual Martin Luther King Day parade in San Francisco

The ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) joined dozens of community organizations for the seventh straight year at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Peace & Freedom Walk in Washington, D.C., on January 19.

The largest demonstration yet against the NYPD's racist Stop and Frisk policy will take place this Sunday, June 17 in Harlem. Tens of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets for a Silent March initiated by 1199SEIU and the National Action Network.

On May 12, Alan Blueford's family, together with the Oakland community marched to demand justice for their son killed by Oakland Police. Join us this Tuesday, May 15 at 6pm to pack Oakland City Hall and demand an end to racist police brutality!

Hundreds gathered in DC's Malcolm X Park and then marched chanting "Trayvon Martin, Emmett Till, how many more will you kill?" In Los Angeles, ANSWER LA worked with residents of Watts and South Central to organize a community rally to demand justice for Trayvon Martin.

In speeches, signs, and interviews, this was the common theme of the night. Trayvon Martin could be any young Black man and he died only because of the color of his skin.

Outrage has swept the country over the racist killing of Trayvon Martin. To win justice for Trayvon, individuals and organizations across the country, including the ANSWER Coalition, are mobilizing from coast to coast.

The ANSWER Coalition is proud to join in honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by participating in MLK Day parades across the country on Monday, Jan. 16.

Join workers, students, activists and poor people on Nov. 19 for a Socialism Conference in Los Angeles. It will take place from 10am-4pm at LACC.

Troy Davis was not only a victim; he was a leader. He demonstrated courage in the face of his executioners. His spirit will be formative in the creation of a new people's movement that is coming into existence.