March 19th March and Rally to End the War Now — San Francisco

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March and Rally to End the War Now — San Francisco
Five years since the illegal invasion of Iraq

Wednesday, March 19, 5 – 8 p.m.
Gather 5 p.m., Civic Center (Polk and Grove streets)

Bring all the troops home now
End colonial occupation—Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine
Money for jobs, housing, healthcare & schools, not war
Stop the threats against Iran, Venezuela, Cuba . . .
No to racism & anti-immigrant attacks

March 19, 2008 will see many protests in San Francisco and across the country, including walkouts, teach-ins, civil disobedience and other actions on a day of “No Business As Usual.” The ANSWER Coalition will join these protests and is calling for an evening march and rally, starting at the San Francisco Civic Center at 5 p.m.

Endorsers of the March 19, 2008 March & Rally include: National Council of Arab Americans, Veterans for Peace—Bay Area, Common Ground Relief, CodePink—Women for Peace, Free Palestine Alliance, World Can't Wait - Drive Out the Bush Regime!—SF Bay Area, Barrio Unido por Amnistía General, Dominican Sisters of San Rafael, Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation—Bay Area Chapter, Middle East Children's Alliance, Al-Awda—Palestine Right of Return Coalition, Global Exchange, Alliance for a Just & Lasting Peace in the Philippines, Community First Coalition, LEF Foundation, Community Futures Collective, Advocates for Indigenous California Language Survival, Coalition to Free the Angola 3, Arab Resource and Organizing Center, U.S./Vietnam Friendship Assc., El Cerrito Green Party, Socialist Organizer, Party for Socialism and Liberation, KMB—Pro People Youth, BAYAN—USA, Bay Area United Against War, Haiti Action Network, Arab American Union Members Council, Bay Area Labor Committee for Peace & Justice, Peace & Freedom Party, West County Toxics Coalition, Nat'l Committee to Free the Cuban Five, Movement For Unconditional Amnesty, Cynthia McKinney, United for Peace & Justice—Bay Area, Vanguard Public Foundation, Cindy Sheehan, SF Labor Council

http://answersf.org/

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