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 Dear family and friends,

Many of you will have heard about the FBI raids of peace and international solidarity activists’ homes on September 24th, and the grand jury subpoenas of activists around the country, focused in the Midwest. Some of you have not. I want to let you know that I was one of those raided by the FBI and given a subpoena to appear ( Read more... )

 Thousands have come together in response to the FBI raids on seven homes and an anti-war office on Friday, September 24, 2010. Across the country organizations and individuals are standing together to protest the United States government’s attempt to silence and criminalize anti-war and international solidarity activists.

Jess Sundin said, “These ( Read more... )

About 200 people marched and rallied outside the Federal Building in lower Manhattan Sept. 28 to protest FBI raids and Grand Jury subpoenas targeting anti-war activists. Chants included: “From Colombia to Palestine, solidarity is not a crime!” and “FBI-Gestapo, stop the raids now!”

A speak-out followed the rally in front of the Federal Building’s ( Read more... )

The International Action Center supports the call below from the Minnesota Anti-War Committee for Emergency Actions at federal buildings and FBI offices on Monday and Tuesday, September 28 and 29 to Support Anti-War and International Solidarity Activists and Stop FBI Raids and Harassment, and urges you to participate in one of the actions listed ( Read more... )

 by Black Agenda Report executive editor Glen Ford

Not since the massive Klu Klux Klan marches of the 1920s have white nationalists strutted their stuff so proudly. The “media-validated” Tea Partyers are on a roll, and are even getting physical with Black folks in lower Manhattan, where they plan a national rally on 9/11. The anti-racist opposition ( Read more... )

What is it with rain-soaked Saturday afternoon protests in Times Square lately? Kind of a pain.

Nevertheless, a couple of hundred people braved the foul weather on 42nd Street today to say, "No Money for Wall Street and War - Bailout Workers and the Poor." The protest had originally been called by the Stop War on Iran Campaign with a focus on U.S. ( Read more... )