July 31: Citywide rally-Housing not War

Housing Not War!
Citywide Rally
Sunday, July 31st
1:00 - 5:00 p.m.
The Marcus Garvey Park Band Shell in Harlem
124th St. & 5th Ave. (A short walk from all 125th St. subway stations)

Affordable Housing � Jobs � Healthcare � Schools � Not War!
Get ready to march on Washington, D.C. September 24
And with the Millions More Movement October14,15,16

Live Music, Guest Speakers, and Food

Many of you joined with the thousands who rallied in Harlem on March 19, the 2nd anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. We rallied then in Marcus Garvey Park and then marched to Central Park and to the mayor's private residence to make the point that the war and occupation is not only killing people, it's robbing poor communities of the funds that are needed for affordable housing amongst other things.

We need to continue to drive home that message - the war is also a war against the poor at home- that is what the July 31 rally is about. And we will connect the struggle in our communities to the struggles of people standing against war and occupation everywhere--in Iraq, Palestine, Haiti, Afghanistan, the Philippines, and elsewhere.

On to Washington DC on Sept. 24 - The Harlem rally on July 31 will also kick-off the mobilizing for the antiwar march on Washington in September - as well as the Millions More Movement events on October 14-16.

COME BACK TO HARLEM WITH US - Make a difference, bring your friends and family on July 31. in addition to speakers there will be great music and cultural performances, and food will be available. Bring the Troops home now ! Housing, Jobs, Healthcare and Education - not War and Occupation !

In solidarity,

Nelly Bailey,
Harlem Tenants Council

Samia Halaby
NY Committee to Defend Palestine

Larry Holmes,
International Action Center

Brenda Stokely,
Million Worker March

Berna Ellorin,
BAYAN USA & NY Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines

We need your help!

Help Get the Word Out! Download flyers.

Donate to help with outreach, printing literature, etc.

For more information:
Troops Out Now Coalition
212-633-6646

Harlem Tenants Council
212-234-5005