The World Church of the Creator, National Alliance, Eastern Hammer Skins, Aryan Nations and National Socialist Movement were chased out of York by the spontaneous self-organized collective action of York working class residents (Black, Latino, White, Asian, Jewish, Women, Men, Young and Old) with the assistance of Anarchists and Anti-Racist Action. There was also a well-attended multi-racial unity rally by the NAACP and York City Human Relations Commisson. The White Supremacists were attempting to capitalize off racial tensions which have been brought out recently by the prosecution of York's mayor for his role in the 1969 riots in that town. Mayor Robertson, then an officer on the York City police force and now forced to resign as Mayor, is accused of encouraging white kids to "kill as many n----rs as you can" during the riots, and giving them ammunition which was used to kill a black woman driving through a white neighborhood. Media index: Press Releases, First Person, Timelines, Arrests, Injuries, Background, Calls to Action, Local Anti-Racist, Corporate Press, Racists in the Region, International, Audio, Photos, Resources, and Future events.

A brief examination of the role of prejudice and ethnoviolence in the current war.

On December 8th, peace activists, human rights advocates, and others marched to demand an end to the U.S. bombing of Afghanistan and to call for humanitarian aid for the people of that country.

About 30 Towson University students and faculty marched across campus on Tuesday to demand a living wage for the school’s housekeeping workers. This article documents the history of the campaign and the struggle for worker's rights at Towson.

A broad based coalition is working to return power to the community through electoral reform that would make Baltimore City Councilmembers more accountable to the people they represent. 10,000 signatures are needed to win a November 2002 referendum to insitute single-member council districts.

Article from North Eastern Anarchist on why anarchists should support the Revolutionary Association of Women of Aghanistan (RAWA)

The United States could have responded to the September 11 attacks as a crime against humanity. The United Nations could have been enlisted to capture the culprits; they could have been brought before the International Criminal Court or a special international tribunal for a fair trial and then punished. The U.S. government did not decide to follow mechanisms of international law. A commentary on why this route was not taken?

Women inside Baltimore's city jail, an institution of over 450 women, are experiencing serious health crisis with reports of chronic illnesses frequently unattended and periodic deaths never explained.