Demand prosecution of Eliyahu Eliezer Werdesheim and that Shomrim Baltimore be disbanded for the assault of a 15-year-old African American young man for simply walking in what Shomrim members consider to be their neighborhood.

The ANSWER Coalition in New York City is initiating a petition and outreach campaign to the owner of Continental Bar, which has been the subject of frequent allegations of racism. Sign the petition to get the bar to take an explicit stand against racism!

Thousands of people rallied today in lower Manhattan in defense of the Muslim, Arab American and South Asian communities that have been increasingly demonized in recent months.

A spirited demonstration took place this morning in front of the U.S. Department of Agriculture denouncing the forced resignation/firing of Shirley Sherrod by Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack.

Despite a climate of fear created by city officials, more than one thousand people converged in Oakland after the verdict came down in the Oscar Grant case on July 9.

Were you or was someone you know arrested on April 15, 2000 in Washington D.C.? You may be entitled to $18,000 - but time is running out! Claims must be filed by May 17, 2010 Dear supporter , Spread the word Ten years ago this month (April 15, 2000) nearly 700 people were illegally arrested in Washington D.

Are you sick of the media lies? Demonstrate Fri, Jan 16 4:00 pm Washington Post 1150 15th Street NW (between L and M Sts.) Washington, D.C. Metro to Farragut North or McPherson Square < Everyone should bring at least one issue of the Washington Post—multiple copies if you can—to literally dump them on the Post’s doorstep as we denounce their biased pro-Israeli coverage of the massacre in Gaza and their complete whiteout of protest activities in the United States, including last Saturday’s march of tens of thousands of people.

On Nov. 15, demonstrations demanding equal rights for LGBT people took place across the country, fueled by mass outrage against California’s Proposition 8. The measure, narrowly approved by voters on Nov.

Robert Moses’s testimony before Washington, D.C., Council opposing racist checkpoints On June 7, the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., established a checkpoint and dragnet sealing off part of the Trinidad neighborhood, setting the stage for a martial-law-like occupation.

Eugene Puryear’s testimony before Washington, D.C., Council opposing racist checkpoints On June 7, the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., established a checkpoint and dragnet sealing off part of the Trinidad neighborhood, setting the stage for a martial-law-like occupation.