Behind the scenes on the photo shoot for our Season 2 art.
This weekend, thousands of people marched across the Edmund Pettus bridge in Selma, Alabama to protest the rapid-fire eradication of black congressional districts across the South following the Supreme Court's latest salvo against the Voting Rights Act. The Pettus bridge is the site of Bloody Sunday where, in March 1965, marchers for…
On March 7, 1965, a Sunday night, ABC television was airing the Academy Award-winning film “Judgment at Nuremberg.” In the middle of the film the network did something unusual. The news division at ABC broke into its popular Sunday night movie to broadcast a report that shocked much of the nation and helped create the […]
The Conservative leader said she did not sign off on the video, and that it was sent out by "very young people".
(RNS) — When faith communities teach colorblindness, they are teaching their congregants to be silent in the face of devastating decisions like this latest Supreme Court ruling.
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“It is disgusting, disgraceful and it is an insult to the innocent civil rights protesters who were murdered in Derry in January 1972”
“We were built for moments like these,” the Maryland governor tells theGrio, as advocates fret about modern-day threats to equal
Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin, People Before Profit candidate in the Dublin Central by-election, is currently inside Croke Park as part of an occupation during the GAA’s Annual Congress, following a protest outside the Jones’s Road entrance this morning.
"We're not leaving the United Kingdom, not now or at anytime in the future,"
Author and poet Too Black briefly surveys the history and philosophies of nonviolent action to reveal why nonviolent struggle is not actually nonviolent.