Activism

New York City's Stonewall Inn is now the United States' first national monument to LGBT rights.

A lot of animal rights activists are pretty angry about it.

Police have reportedly opened fire on a group of student protesters in Papua New Guinea.

"Mental health is a community issue."

At least three people were arrested at the San Diego gathering.

It's time to end the silence and be active allies.

Last week, the Chinese government outlawed the live streaming of seductive fruit consumption.

There is no better image for how much has changed in Ferguson, Missouri, than Monday's swearing-in ceremony for new Police Chief Delrish Moss.

Another Trump rally, another night of violence.

Egyptian police arrested 382 people during and ahead of protests on April 25 in an attempt to stifle civil disobedience before it could really begin.

Malaysia has been trying to clamp down on this particular depiction of its leader as a clown.

The protesters say they believe Egypt's president made an embarrassing concession to Saudi Arabia — giving away two Egyptian islands.

Egyptian protesters again demanded the resignation of President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi on Friday after the former general sold two islands to Saudi Arabia that had been under Egyptian control since 1950.

“I’m trying to do something that looks like art, but functions like activism.”

The co-founders of Ben & Jerry's have been arrested at the U.S. Capitol as part of ongoing protests in Washington about the role of money in politics

Famed activist and Baltimore mayoral candidate DeRay Mckesson is almost certainly not going to be the city's 50th mayor.

They were calling for an end to austerity -- and the resignation of David Cameron.

Well, that worked.

"If you make the world better for kids, you make it better for everybody."

These obstacles deserve our attention and action.

Phone booth or potting shed?

The British prime minister really hasn't been having a good week.

The arrests were made after the demonstrators began throwing projectiles including stones, glass bottles and eggs at security forces, police said.

Thousands of people filled the sun-drenched park and square in front of Iceland’s parliament early Monday evening, calling on the the Prime Minister and his government to resign.

"There's a lot to fix, but a lot of people seem to want to do the fixing."