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were defacement of federal property and ordered the group to remove the signs or pay for their removal. ANSWER refused to remove the signs, stating that the adhesive used was legal, water-soluble paste and the city's actions were "politically motivated." The group said any fines would be without legal basis, and they would appeal if fines were imposed. ANSWER sued the city in federal court to stop the city from enforcing its laws until it creates a "constitutionally allowable and non-discriminating system" for determining the rules on sign posting. An ANSWER spokeswoman stated that they gained support from the publicity and intended to continue to post more posters, stickers, and banners despite the efforts of the city.
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374:. Brian Becker, the National Director of the ANSWER Coalition, is an endorser of the organization "Pivot to Peace" mission statement, which is an organization of "concerned Americans from all walks of life who have come together in opposition to the dramatically increasing drive toward confrontation between the United States and China." They have also worked with "No Cold War" on events, including their webinar, "For a Peaceful Pacific," which featured ANSWER organizer Derek Ford.
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the U.S. antiwar movement was to demand, 'No war against Iraq.'... The economic sanctions ultimately took the lives of more than one million Iraqis, most of them children under the age of five, according to the UN's own statistics... The question for the antiwar movement is this: are we building a movement that comprehensively challenges imperialism or are we opposed only to certain tactics employed by imperialism such as overt, unilateral military invasion?"
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358:. On January 4, 2020, over 70 demonstrations, led by ANSWER and other organizations in coordination with ANSWER, took place across the United States. Demonstrations ranged from smaller in size in small cities to large gatherings in cities like New York City and Chicago. The Washington, D.C., demonstration included actress
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Not War" while some of those who are today in the leadership of ANSWER argued that economic sanctions were war—and a weapon of mass destruction at that. We contended that economic sanctions against Iraq would result in a form of genocide against the Iraqi people and that the only correct position for
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claimed that ANSWER broke city ordinances by putting signs, advertising a
September 15 antiwar march, on utility boxes and using an adhesive that is difficult to remove. Additionally, the National Park Service, which administers many of the parks in the District of Columbia, claimed that the signs
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a year earlier. The organization stated that "The Biden administration is determined to escalate the
Ukraine war. The real goal of the massive arming and training of Ukrainian forces has nothing to do with the interests of Ukrainian, Russian or American people. The aim instead is to “weaken Russia”
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argue that regardless of the political views of some speakers at a major antiwar demonstration, "as long as other speakers can and do express positions with a different point of view, the overall impact of the event will still be positive, particularly in the absence of other options. Most of the
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and of attacks on
Israelis by those and other groups, as well as its anti-Zionist stance. It also characterized ANSWER as fostering an anti-Semitic environment at some of its rallies, citing examples of signs held by attendees promoting anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and demonizing Israel. The
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Committee statement makes the break appear definitive, they have published similar statements (rejecting future work with ANSWER) in the past, only to later agree to united demonstrations. A May 2005 decision to the same effect—announcing a September 24
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Regarding the prospects of working again with UFPJ, ANSWER wrote, " the united front that was formed at initiative to have been remarkably successful," and later, "Different groups may have different slogans on their banners, but they should try to overcome the forces of division so as to march
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ANSWER responded by saying that "UFPJ has publicly proclaimed its intention to split the movement," and accused UFPJ of "a false and ugly attack on the ANSWER Coalition," and of doing so for "embarrassingly petty and astonishingly trivial" reasons. Besides giving their own version of the events
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regarding ANSWER: "Groups... that have done nothing on immigration have no reason to stick their nose where it doesn't belong... They have no business saying, 'Let's do a strike' when it will create a humongous burden on immigrant groups. They need to stay in their box." Brian Becker, ANSWER's
247:, which was, across the globe, the largest anti-war rally that has ever taken place. ANSWER sponsored emergency demonstrations just before the launch of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, on March 15, 2003, which according to its website drew 100,000 people each in San Francisco and Washington. With
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The document says that the UFPJ Steering
Committee "did not have consensus" about the decision not to work with ANSWER, but had "a more than two thirds supermajority ... We make no recommendations or mandates on this issue to UFPJ member groups in local or constituency-based area..."
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According to A.N.S.W.E.R.: "There are those within the Jewish political establishment who charge anti-Semitism against any who dare condemn these terrible acts, or who condemn Israel fundamentally. But being opposed to
Zionism is not the same as being anti-Semitic."
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At considerable length, ANSWER argued that the current split has historical roots, dating back to "the first Iraq war of 1990–1991, some of the same leadership forces now in UFPJ chose to create a second antiwar coalition and insisted on marching under the banner
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After several Asian women were killed in a hate crime in
Atlanta on March 16, 2021, the ANSWER Coalition organized a nationwide day of action to protest the anti-Asian hate crime. ANSWER sees the hate crimes as "the result of the growing hostility towards China".
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asserted: "Ask anyone who has worked with ANSWER, and they will tell you that its organizers always double the number of people at their marches. More recently, the multiplication factor has increased." Chretien describes this as "disorienting for the movement."
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national coordinator, responded that ANSWER has in fact been involved in immigration in the long term, and that "We are just part of the coalition; we are not spearheading it at all... Whatever the immigrant rights community calls for is what we support."
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people at the demonstration will in fact be unaware of exactly who said what and whether any particular speaker omitted this or that point. What they will experience will be a powerful antiwar protest. And most of the public will see it that way too."
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October and November 2023, the ANSWER Coalition joined with other groups such as the Palestinian Youth Movement to organize a series of protests across the USA. Prominent events included protests in New York City and Washington DC.
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demonstration separate from the one initiated by ANSWER—was reversed when UFPJ agreed to a united antiwar demonstration. Previous united demonstrations between the two groups took place on
October 25, 2003, and March 20, 2004.
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In late June 2006, ANSWER organized and participated in local rallies against the
Israeli invasion of Gaza. Shortly after Israel invaded Lebanon two weeks later, ANSWER—along with the National Council of Arab Americans and the
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demonstrations on March 20, 2004, (the first anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.) The protest in New York, cosponsored by UFPJ, was attended by 100,000 according to the ANSWER website. ANSWER participated in the
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described the perceptions of anti-Semitism as based on Israel being singled out for criticism and A.N.S.W.E.R.'s refusal to "acknowledge or support the right of the Jewish people to national self-determination."
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reporter covering the event had already determined that only 3,000 people were present... Mainstream media undercounting of progressive demonstrations is nothing new, but this one had a magician's touch.
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surrounding September 24, ANSWER's statement indicates some less trivial differences between the groups: they criticize UFPJ for its willingness to support the ideas of mainstream politicians, such as
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For much of its history, few other prominent antiwar groups in the U.S. or elsewhere have had formal relationships with ANSWER, although many have participated in major ANSWER-sponsored protests.
298:, 2006, in support of rights for undocumented immigrants, which brought out several million people across the U.S. These protests were organized by a number of groups unrelated to ANSWER as well.
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In March 2023, the ANSWER Coalition organized demonstrations in Washington, D.C., and other American cities against the "U.S. empire" in commemoration of "the 20th anniversary of the criminal
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and support of legalization for undocumented immigrants that have occurred across the United States since March 2006. ANSWER was not the primary organizer of the initial large protests in
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251:(UFPJ), it cosponsored an anti-occupation protest in Washington on October 25 of that year which, again according to the group's website, brought out 100,000 people in Washington.
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According to police and the media, the numbers were about a tenth as many. Extreme left groups are notorious for grossly inflating the numbers in attendance at their rallies.
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ANSWER's position on the left side of this issue led to criticism; Jaime Contreras, president of the National Capital Immigrant Coalition and chairman of the local
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ANSWER called national antiwar demonstrations in San Francisco and Washington, D.C., for September 15, 2007. According to the group, the attendance was 100,000.
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While tens of thousands of spirited anti-war marchers were still entering the San Francisco Civic Center on Sunday, March 18... organizers got word that a
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ANSWER's next major demonstration took place on April 20, 2002, which according to ANSWER's website, drew 100,000 people to Washington in the largest pro-
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Analyzing the width and pace of the march together with the time required for the march to pass a certain point, Becker argues that the
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of those invasions, as to the degree to which they are or are not willing to work with ANSWER because of its affiliations.
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for its affiliations, tactics at demonstrations, and allegedly sectarian approach to joint anti-war work. It also faced
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1002:"The country's largest protest against the U.S.-Israeli assault: 30,000 fill the streets around the White House"
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168:(PSL) throughout its existence; PSL co-founder Brian Becker is ANSWER's National Coordinator. ANSWER has faced
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about the size of that demonstration. ANSWER Western Regional Coordinator Richard Becker wrote in an op-ed:
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umbrella group consisting of many antiwar and civil rights organizations. Formed in the wake of the
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January 1, 2020, but the importance of the proposed demonstrations on January 3, 2020, when the
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Some on the left have also accused ANSWER of exaggerating protest attendance. An October 2007
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ANSWER has increasingly turned its attention to the growing conflict between the U.S. and the
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ANSWER did not honor the agreed-upon time limits for its sections of the pre-march Rally...
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1247:"Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters gather in DC, NY, London, as Israel bombs Gaza"
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Sat. March 18 -- National March on Washington: Fund People's Needs, Not the War Machine!
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border to prevent illegal border crossings, and which ANSWER views as practicing racist
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Sullivan, Kathleen; Chris Heredia, Janine DeFao and Todd Wallack (September 24, 2005).
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as stated by the U.S. Secretary of Defense himself, even at the risk of a catastrophic
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ANSWER figures for the size of its March 2007, protest were higher than corresponding
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ANSWER called antiwar demonstrations on January 18, 2003, in Washington, D.C., and
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1829:"The Politics of the Antiwar Movement: The Question Of International A.N.S.W.E.R."
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U.S. targeted and bombed a convoy of vehicles in the Baghdad International Airport
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In addition to anti-war activism, ANSWER is involved in advocacy for rights for
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Thousands march in Washington, D.C., to launch new movement against U.S. empire
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1054:"More than 80 Actions Took Place on Sat. Jan. 4 to Demand - No War with Iran!"
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has said "Anti-Israel and antisemitic content has marked some ANSWER events."
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ANSWER's first major action was a September 29, 2001, "Anti-War, Anti-Racist"
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ANSWER placard is visible at this December 12, 2017 pro-Palestine rally in
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1113:"No Cold War: Watch the videos from our 'For a Peaceful Pacific' webinar"
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Liberation News — The Newspaper of the Party for Socialism and Liberation
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1484:"ANSWER, Antiwar Rallies and Support for Terror Organizations"
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communities. Many of ANSWER's lead organizers had ties to the
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1330:"As big anti-war protests loom, some political rifts surface"
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1845:"The 'Answer' Question Poses Difficult Choices for Liberals"
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Authoritarianism and Anti-Semitism in the Anti-War Movement?
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1221:"NYC pro-Palestine rally splits Democrats over Israel"
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figures. ANSWER engaged in a public dispute with the
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Non Violent Resistance (psychological intervention)
1603:"Successful protests against SOS/Minutmen continue"
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1454:"UFPJ Fall Mobilization: New Dates and Location"
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329:ANSWER joined with other groups to organize the
285:rally in Washington, D.C., on September 24, 2005
160:The organization's national headquarters are in
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1756:Fears, Darryl; N.C. Aizenman (April 14, 2006).
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528:protests against the U.S.-led invasions of Iraq
2820:Anti-racist organizations in the United States
2805:Peace organizations based in the United States
603:shoulder to shoulder against the real enemy."
2517:Refusal to serve in the Israel Defense Forces
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1785:"Antiwar Group Refuses To Back Down on Signs"
1004:. A.N.S.W.E.R. 13 August 2006. Archived from
19:"ANSWER" redirects here. For other uses, see
611:Anti-Zionism and allegations of antisemitism
574:ANSWER delayed the start of the March... and
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665:and other Jewish groups opposed to Israel.
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1195:"JOIN A PROTEST NEAR YOU: Free Palestine!"
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1663:"NO MAS! A Day of Anti-Minutemen Protest"
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577:ANSWER did not turn out many volunteers."
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1514:"Annual Report: Antisemitism and Racism"
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1393:"UFPJ Rejects Future Work with ANSWER"
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16:U.S. anti-war, civil rights coalition
2546:Third Party Non-violent Intervention
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1219:Beeferman, Jason (October 8, 2023).
1193:ANSWER Coalition (October 7, 2023).
919:. Party for Socialism and Liberation
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283:ANSWER and UFPJ jointly sponsored a
170:criticism from other anti-war groups
164:ANSWER has been closely tied to the
1758:"Immigrant Groups Split on Boycott"
1661:Radford, Leslie (January 8, 2006).
1609:from the original on March 19, 2006
1399:. December 12, 2005. Archived from
1067:Helmore, Edward (January 4, 2020).
883:"Ten Q&A On Antiwar Organizing"
273:2004 Republican National Convention
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2771:Peacebuilding in Jammu and Kashmir
2668:Anti-war protests in Russia (2014)
1956:Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp
1783:Johnson, Jenna (August 16, 2007).
1628:Olson, Jenny (September 4, 2005).
1271:Becker, Richard (March 26, 2007).
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510:at the time of ANSWER's founding.
245:February 15, 2003 anti-war protest
166:Party for Socialism and Liberation
157:at the time of ANSWER's founding.
48:Act Now to Stop War and End Racism
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2825:Organizations established in 2001
2263:International Day of Non-Violence
1921:Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions
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1273:"War protest crowd count too low"
1245:Morrison, Minnah Arshad and Dan.
689:, a group which patrols the U.S.-
2673:2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
1704:from the original on May 7, 2006
1673:from the original on May 7, 2006
913:"Brian Becker — Liberation News"
849:"Thousands protest the Iraq war"
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2046:Social Democratic Party (Japan)
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331:March 20, 2010 anti-war protest
320:March 17, 2007 anti-war protest
275:from August 30 to September 2.
101:ANSWER characterizes itself as
1966:List of pacifist organisations
1723:Sustar, Lee (April 28, 2006).
1692:Next Move (January 21, 2006).
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346:, killing the Iranian general
174:criticism from various sources
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1725:"Organizing the new movement"
1601:Morris, Bob (June 21, 2005).
1460:. 23 May 2005. Archived from
1374:Chronicle of Higher Education
950:. A.N.S.W.E.R. Archived from
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2372:World Peace Bell Association
2273:Dialogue Among Civilizations
1976:New Socialist Party of Japan
1961:Iraq War resisters in Canada
1926:Coalition of Women for Peace
1458:United for Peace and Justice
1397:United for Peace and Justice
975:"Is time right for boycott?"
669:Immigration and May Day 2006
565:United for Peace and Justice
563:Although ANSWER worked with
439:s estimate is "impossible."
391:Russia's full-scale invasion
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2492:Non-aggression principle
2362:The Non-Violence Project
2342:Promoting Enduring Peace
2325:Promoting Enduring Peace
1981:Pacifist Socialist Party
827:Guinness Book of Records
823:"Largest anti-war rally"
742:Day Without An Immigrant
2653:Military action in Iran
2288:Monuments and memorials
2238:Concert Yutel for Peace
2041:React, Include, Recycle
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1936:Conscientious objectors
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2278:List of peace prizes
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1790:The Washington Post
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2460:Economic sanctions
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