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Jane Fonda Accepted a BAFTA Award While Being Arrested for Protesting Inaction on Climate Change
By Madeleine Carlisle
Rhode Island Prison Officer Resigns After ICE Protesters Allege He Drove a Truck Into Them
By Sanya Mansoor
Google Employees Walk Out Over Sexual Harassment
By Katy Steinmetz / San Francisco
Students Walk Out to Protest Gun Violence
By Sarah Gray
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Here's the Size of the March For Our Lives Crowd in Washington
The march against gun violence brought downtown Washington to a standstill
By Katie Reilly
March 24, 2018
Emma González Kept America in Stunned Silence to Show How Quickly 17 People Died at Parkland
"Fight for your lives before it's someone else's job"
By Katie Reilly
March 24, 2018
'Justice for Jaelynn.' Students Join March For Our Lives to Honor Maryland School Shooting Victim
Jaelynn Willey was shot in the hallway of her Maryland high school on Tuesday
By Katie Reilly
March 24, 2018
Here's What Happened When the Supreme Court Ruled on Whether Students Can Protest During School
As students plan protests across the U.S., the woman at the center of the case that solidified their right to do so recalls how it happened
By Olivia B. Waxman
February 23, 2018
'We Just Had a Gun to Our Heads.' The Florida Shooting Survivors Are Transforming America’s Gun Debate
The massive youth uprising is a shift from the typical gun violence debates
By Charlotte Alter
February 21, 2018
Students Calling for Gun Control Can't Vote Yet. But Age Hasn't Stopped Young Activists in the Past
"A little child shall lead them," said civil-rights pioneer Barbara Johns
By Olivia B. Waxman
February 21, 2018
The Complicated Story Behind Jane Fonda's 'Hanoi Jane' Nickname
Megyn Kelly called Jane Fonda "synonymous with outrage" on the Today Show. The true story of how Fonda became "Hanoi Jane" is complicated
By Mahita Gajanan
January 24, 2018
Behind the Anti-War Protests That Swept America in 1968
As America’s military presence grew, so did the parallel battle for peace
By Daniel S. Levy / LIFE Books
January 19, 2018
Lessons for 2018 From One of America’s Most Tumultuous Years
Many of the questions and concerns of 1968 remain strikingly relevant today
By Katie Reilly
December 19, 2017
Grad Students Protest GOP Tax Bill at 40 Universities
"We can show what an essential part of the system we are"
By Katie Reilly
November 29, 2017
Protesters Drown Out Richard Spencer Speech
The event was the latest example of a campus clash over a far-right speaker
By Katie Reilly
October 19, 2017
Lone Steelers Player Who Stood During the National Anthem: 'I Feel Embarrassed'
"I threw my teammates under the bus, unintentionally"
By Katie Reilly
September 25, 2017
Here's How Standing for the National Anthem Became Part of U.S. Sports Tradition
'The Star-Spangled Banner' became a mainstay of American sports during a time of war
By Olivia B. Waxman
September 25, 2017
Right-Wing Rally Organizer: 'Please Stop the Violence'
"I will attend this event alone"
By Katie Reilly
August 26, 2017
What the 1960s Reveal About What's Next for American Protesters
There's a link between the patterns seen a half-century ago and those seen today, argues a historian. What happens next is the question
By David Kaiser
August 25, 2017
The Lingering Legacy of American Nazis
A half-century ago, a self-styled American Nazi leader was killed. But the impact of the ideas he and his followers espoused continues
By Lily Rothman
August 25, 2017
Thousands March Against Hate in Boston
Thousands of counter-protesters marched through Boston on Saturday in response to a right-wing "free speech" rally, one week after deadly clashes erupted at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., over the removal of a...
By Katie Reilly/Boston, Mass.
August 19, 2017
DeVos Defends School Choice After Hundreds Protest Her
She called the protests a "badge of honor"
By Katie Reilly
July 20, 2017
Disability Advocates Forcibly Removed From Senate Protest Say It Was Worth It: ‘We Have the Right to Live’
"These Medicaid cuts will force people into institutions who don’t need to be there"
By Katie Reilly
June 23, 2017
Video Shows Erdogan Watching D.C. Brawl
Turkish security officials appeared to participate in the attack
By Abigail Abrams
May 18, 2017
Virginia Mayor: Protest Supporting Confederate Statues 'Harkens Back to Days of KKK'
Protesters held torches and chanted "you will not replace us" at a rally against the removal of Confederate statues
By Maya Rhodan
May 15, 2017
Editors of Nature Sign Editorial in Favor of March for Science
"We encourage readers to get involved"
By Charlotte Alter
April 12, 2017
‘Call to Action’: Harvard Students Launch Resistance School to Combat President Trump
The school has inspired comparisons to Dumbledore's Army
By Katie Reilly
April 6, 2017
How Protests at Middlebury, Berkeley Became a Warning
"We won’t have any ability to say we didn’t see it coming next time"
By Katie Reilly
March 13, 2017
Watch the New York City Women's Day March in 360°
The video places the viewers in the rally and the streets alongside the protesters
By Joyce Lee
March 9, 2017
These Are the Precursors to 'A Day Without a Woman'
A look at the issues that previously led women in the U.S. to walk off the job
By Katie Reilly
March 7, 2017
Conservative Speaks Out After Students Shut Down Talk
"The inmates ran the asylum last night at Middlebury"
By Katie Reilly
March 3, 2017
How Republicans Want to Crack Down on Large Protests
Experts see proposed state laws as proof of "escalating political action on both sides"
By Katie Reilly
March 1, 2017
Rosie O'Donnell Joins D.C. Protest Ahead of Trump's Speech
Rosie O'Donnell will be in D.C. Tuesday to protest President Trump's speech
By Alana Abramson
February 28, 2017
Pussy Riot's Nadya Tolokonnikova on Resisting President Trump: 'We Have a Ton of Work to Do'
"Still be surprised every day"
By Mahita Gajanan
February 21, 2017
Families of 9/11 Victims Denounce Immigration Ban
"Stop using our loved ones to justify the same type of hatred that killed them"
By Katie Reilly
February 16, 2017
Thousands Across Mexico March Against Trump
In a rare display of national unity, marchers and organizers came from across the country's deeply polarized political factions
By David Alire Garcia / Reuters
February 13, 2017
Activists Gather in NYC to Protest Trump's Immigration Orders
The first test of the Women's March coalition
By Charlotte Alter
January 25, 2017
What Women's March Participants Can Learn From 5 Protests in American History
An expert weighs in
By Lily Rothman
January 23, 2017
See Just How Big Over 200 Women’s Marches Were All Across the Country
Between 3.2 and 4.8 million people marched across the U.S.
By David Johnson and Chris Wilson
January 23, 2017
4 Protests to Know About Before the Women's March on Washington
The protests planned to follow Donald Trump's Inauguration are part of a long tradition
By Elizabeth King
January 20, 2017
What to Know About the First Lawmakers to Boycott a Presidential Inauguration
With the inauguration of President Donald Trump just one day away, the list of lawmakers who have announced that they will not attend Friday's events has surpassed 50. But, while those boycotts have drawn controversy,...
By Lily Rothman
January 19, 2017
NAACP President Arrested After Sit-In Against Jeff Sessions
The NAACP is opposed to Sessions leading the U.S. Justice Department
By Melissa Chan
January 4, 2017
Military Veterans Are Protesting Hampshire College's Decision Not to Fly the American Flag
The decision stoked anger among members of the Amherst, Mass. community
By Maya Rhodan
November 28, 2016
Huge Protests Continue Against South Korea's Leader
What began as a rally against South Korea's President Park Geun-hye has morphed into a general indictment of a nation's social ills
By Charlie Campbell / Seoul
November 28, 2016
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