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The Peril Of De-Banking the Freedom Convoy

Arrest them, scold them, impound their trucks, but freezing them out of the banking system, that’s an act of war

Ten Years Since Occupy and the Need Is Higher Than Ever

Occupy Greensboro was packing up. Tents were taken down, cooking pots stacked, banners folded. I loaded a number of large white boards into…

The ‘Rust’ Killing & America’s Labor Uprising

Halyna Hutchin’s tragic death is a reminder of the shocking conditions employees are expected to work in

Stop Fetishizing Protest — The Movement is More Than Marching

Getting to racial justice is a long journey. Some folks are misreading the map

Why Police Tried to Make an Example of Journalist Andrea Sahouri

Most arrested reporters never go to trial—and this case should have been no different

The Supreme Court rules in favor of Americans’ right to protest.

In McKesson v. Doe, an unnamed Louisiana police officer sought damages from McKesson after an unidentified protester threw a “rock-like”…

How the Government Is Accelerating Its War On the Right to Protest

Our First Amendment right has been systematically dismantled — just when we might need it most

Why So Many Protests Play Out on Highways

To march on a highway is to declare bravery in the face of danger — and an unwillingness to lose

These Frontline Workers Are Protecting Protestors At All Costs

For volunteer medics and legal observers, confronting police violence can come with mental and physical tolls

White People Are Crowding the Conversation Around Race

There’s a fine line between being an ally and making a movement all about yourself

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