Demonstration

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a tireless fighter for social justice. Every year, the IWW marches on MLK Day to honor his legacy.

We march on the workplaces in which we are organizing to show solidarity with our fellow workers and send a clear message to the bosses that we stand united against all forms of slavery!

We are calling on Starbucks to pay the holiday premium on MLK Day.

We are calling on Wild Edibles owner Richard Martin to stop union-busting, rehire fired workers, and settle his ongoing labor dispute with the workers.

MONDAY, JANUARY 19th

RALLY AT STARBUCKS 11am

NYC SOLIDARITY PROTEST

GREEK CONSULATE 69 E 79TH STREET NY NY 1PM

MORE INFO HERE: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=39785360679#wall_posts

(Forward widely and post everywhere)

"Greece is the birth place of Democracy. It will also die here." (loose translation of words on banners hanging in a number of occupied Universities throughout Greece.)

The 4th New England Assembly of the Northeast Anarchist Network is endorsing the call to a Day of International Action Against State Murders (see call from the assembly of the occupied Athens Polytechnic School, below). The day of action is this coming Saturday, December 20th, 2008.

A Statement of Solidarity from the Boston Anti-Authoritarian Movement and a Press Release for a Demonstration at the Greek Consulate.

We will meet Tuesday, December 16th at 11:30 at the Arlington T Station, and march to the Greek Consulate, 86 Beacon Street, Boston, MA.

Come rally and march on the 81st anniversary of the State execution of Sacco and Vanzetti.Gather at Copley Square at 2pm, March to the North End for a rally with music and speakers. More details tba. www.SaccoandVanzetti.org

SATURDAY: July 5th

Overground Railroad rally
at the Regional Transportation Center.

Bring a flag, help distribute "Know Your Rights" literature. Let's declare independence from the Administration's family-hostile immigration policies.

Border Patrol and ICE agents have established a regular presence on buses, trains and at the Regional Transportation Center and stations in Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo.