Announcing New Participating Cities & Endorsers!
National Day of Action March 27: Stop Anti-Asian Violence, Stop China-Bashing!
Endorse the national day of action here <[link removed]>
Organize an event in your city -- register your event here <[link removed]>
Find local actions in your city:
San Francisco, CA
1 PM
"Comfort Women" Column Of Strength Statue |St. Mary’s Square
651 California St
Atlanta, GA
1 PM
City Farmers Market in Chamblee
5000 Buford Hwy NE, Chamblee, GA 30341
(Near intersection of Buford Highway & Chamblee Tucker Rd)
Los Angeles, CA
12 PM
City Hall | 200 N. Spring Street
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Sacramento, CA
11 AM
Southside Park | 2115 6th St
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Seattle, WA
Time & Location TBD
New York City, NY
1 PM
Queens Public Library at Flushing | 41-17 Main St
*speak outs will be organized in Manhattan, the Bronx, and New Jersey; details TBD
Washington DC
2 PM
Chinatown gate | 7th & H St. NW
Denver, CO
2 PM
200 E. Colfax Ave
Chicago, IL
Time & Location TBD
Philadelphia, PA
Time & Location TBD
Greensburg, PA
12 PM
2 N Main Street
Columbia, SC
12 PM
Location TBD
Indianapolis, IN
12 PM
1 Monument Circle
Springfield, MO
Friday, March 26: 12 PM
Battlefield & Glenstone
Initial endorsing organizations and individuals
- ANSWER Coalition
- Pivot to Peace
- Comfort Women Justice Coalition
- Veterans For Peace, San Francisco chapter #69
- CODEPINK
- Empire Files
- Qiao Collective
- Jim Lafferty, National Lawyers Guild
- Alliance for Global Justice
- Labor Against Racism and War
- Prof. Eric Mar, Asian American Studies, San Francisco State University
- Prof. Kenneth Hammond, New Mexico State University
- U.S. Support Committee for Korean Prisoners of Conscience
- March and Rally LA
- Ground Game LA
- Eth-Noh-Tec
- Wnc4 Peace
- Green Party of Monmouth County NJ
- Harold Welton, Black August Los Angeles
- Carol Lang, PSC Adjunct Professor
- Ina Martinez, UPWARD (Uniting Peace With Actions Respect and Dignity)
The ANSWER Coalition stands in solidarity with the Asian community in the midst of the horrific, racist and misogynist massacre that took place in Atlanta on March 16th. Six Asian women were among the eight shot to death at point blank range.
The alarming rise in hate crimes over the past year correlates to an increasingly hostile U.S. foreign policy towards China. The opportunistic scapegoating of China during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with the intensity by which China is deemed the enemy and adversary of the United States, has driven a widespread Sinophobic sentiment nationally. The Asian American community suffers the brunt of the hatred fomented as a weapon of war. To date, there have been 3,800 self-reported hate crimes against Asian Americans.
The mainstream media’s failure to label the Atlanta shooting as a hate crime demonstrates the gross disregard and injustice that our communities are facing. Racism is a sick symptom of a system that profits from war and violence. And to put insult to injury, the cop handling the case was found to be promoting anti-China paraphernalia.
Join us on March 27th for a national day of action demanding an end to anti-Asian racist violence, an end to violence against women and and end to white supremacy now!
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