The people of Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine are courageously fighting back. In the U.S., Wisconsin workers and students are leading the way. On March 19, it's time to step up the struggle and take to the streets!

Show solidarity with the struggle in Wisconsin by downloading and printing these posters, supporting the call for a general strike. Hang them in your window, on your door, in your car or wherever they can be seen.

If public and private sector workers in Wisconsin engage in a general strike, it will be supported by workers and students across the country. This struggle will not be decided in the halls of the state government, but in the streets.

A special legislative committee in Wisconsin convened on Wednesday night to strip out the fiscal elements of Gov. Scott Walker's budget repair bill, in order to pass his anti-public employee union proposals.

The momentum is building for the March 19 anti-war actions. In Boston, we will gather for a rally at Southwest Corridor Park at Ruggles station followed by a march to take a stand against not only war and occupation abroad, but the attacks on working people here at home.

As we prepare for mass anti-war demonstrations across the country on March 19, it is crucial that all anti-war and progressive people in the United States stand together to oppose any U.S. or foreign military intervention in Libya.

March 1 witnessed another crucial day of militant mass action in Midwestern states against an all-out assault on public unions, with protesters converging on the capitals of Ohio, Wisconsin and Indiana.

Hundreds of protesters in Madison stood together on Feb. 27 and defeated a government attempt to end the student and worker occupation of the capitol building.

Protests in Madison, Wis., have entered their second week as workers and students show no sign of backing down. Demonstrators are fighting against a legislative effort to do away with collective bargaining rights for public-sector workers.

A renewed wave of struggle is gaining momentum abroad and at home. From Tunisia and Egypt to Wisconsin and Ohio, people are coming together and courageously fighting against oppression. These inspiring examples prove that real change is not only possible but inevitable when injustice is confronted with a militant mass movement.