Time is running out. Send a letter right now to President Obama and Attorney General Holder demanding a federal civil rights investigation that could stay tonight’s execution of Troy Davis.

The decision to deny clemency to Troy Davis reaffirms the unabashed racism and bankruptcy of the justice system. It is time to stay on the streets to demand justice! Stop the execution of Troy Davis! End the racist death penalty!

Take action right now! Send an immediate free fax by clicking here that will go tell the Chatham County's District Attorney Larry Chisolm to seek a withdrawal of Troy Davis's death warrant. It will only take seconds—we have made our online free fax tool available for ANSWER supporters.

What an amazing response to our Free Speech Appeal on Aug. 31. The battle over basic cherished rights in the nation’s capital is reaching a critical point. Sign up to receive periodic email updates from the PCJF on the legal effort to defend the Bill of Rights.

On Sept. 14, 2001, just three days after the attack, the ANSWER Coalition came into existence and announced a planned mass demonstration against war and racism for Sept. 29, 2001, in Washington, D.C.

Libya possesses the largest of Africa’s oil reserves. Britain, France and the United States have conducted nearly 7,500 bombing attacks. Ground forces are NATO-led and direct the military operations of the so-called rebel forces.

We urge you to send an email letter today that can make a big difference in the outcome of a free speech fight that is vital to all grassroots movements that support social justice and peace.

March Forward! veterans organized a historic speak out at Ft. Lewis Army base in Washington state on Aug. 12. The event built upon the hard work that March Forward! has carried out over the past year.

Far from a humanitarian force on the continent, U.S. and European imperialists have historically perpetrated the most heinous acts to impose their rule.

Russia Today interviews ANSWER Coalition National Coordinator Brian Becker about what NATO wants out of Libya, and what the future might look like.