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2nd National No Kings Protest: A Demonstration of Fair Democracy

On October 18th, over 7 million people globally participated in the 2nd No Kings Protest, advocating for democracy. The protests, peaceful in most locations, received notable participation, including public figures like Pedro Pascal. Some arrests occurred due to isolated threats. The movement emphasizes ongoing activism for citizen empowerment and future rallies. Continue reading 2nd National No Kings Protest: A Demonstration of Fair Democracy

 
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Protests Escalate at Columbia University in Support of Gaza

Protests against the war in Gaza spread from Columbia University to other US universities, leading to arrests and billionaire donors withdrawing support. The White House condemns the protests as antisemitic, but some Jewish students still support the cause. Despite threats, protestors continue their encampments at Columbia University. Continue reading Protests Escalate at Columbia University in Support of Gaza

 
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Sunrise Plans Another Protest 

By Gabriella Barthe  Editor-In-Chief    UMass Dartmouth’s Sunrise SouthCoast hub on campus has announced this week that the organization is planning another protest on campus. In an email to student leaders, Sunrise asked organizations and students to join their efforts on February 28, with a focus on the power of voting.  Coming off their fall semester strike on September 20 to convince Chancellor Johnson to sign a carbon commitment … Continue reading Sunrise Plans Another Protest 

 
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