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Every Anti-Racism Daily issue filed under Social Movements & Activism, newest first.
25 issues · 2021–2023
The Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) Movement uses economic pressure to support Palestinian rights.
Critics of Israel are being silenced, part of a long history of anti-Palestinian suppression. This guide explains your rights when advocating for Palestine.
Bonded by state oppression and violence, the fight for liberation and solidarity between Black-Palestinian people has been seen for decades.
We spoke with Nadya Tannous, a community organizer with the Palestinian Youth Movement, about Palestinian liberation.
Student activists share how we can better mentor the student and youth activists in our lives and how to stay motivated while organizing.
Be it protests or youth-led movements, student activism has long been used to bring about social and political change.
Much of the Young Lords' success came from their innate ability to provide hands-on community service programs while also doing attention-grabbing acts of civil disobedience.
A Study Hall in response to a question on the ramifications of supporting causes and acts of civil disobedience considered "unlawful."
Sixty years ago, the March on Washington sought to address racial inequality and economic injustice, which still fuels disparities today.
Black August honors the revolutionary work of Black freedom fighters who were enslaved, persecuted, incarcerated, and murdered while resisting against the state.
Sparked from the murders of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown, the Black Lives Matter movement has been a global movement for over a decade.
Georgia's expanded domestic terrorism statutes are being deployed to suppress anti-racist and anti-police brutality protests.
For Pride Month, we explore the catalyst for its existence: the Stonewall Uprising.
Stop Cop City protesters and bail fund organizers accused of "terrorism" in the latest attempt to stifle discontent for the project.
Grace Lee Boggs stressed the role of grassroots organizing and cultural transformation in fostering revolutionary change.
Unequal access to public beaches and pools spurred a form of civil disobedience called wade-ins that would help desegregate the country.
An activist since she was a teen and a supporter of the civil rights, anti-war, and Black Power movements, Angela Davis has been integral in the fight for social justice.
The Combahee River Collective Statement advocated that society be reorganized based on the collective needs of those who it most oppresses.
The irony of National Farmworker Awareness Week is that it is celebrated in a country that denies agricultural workers the legal and human rights offered to every other worker.
Philadelphia's Chinatown has successfully fought off previous developments, and a coalition of organizations has formed to stop the planned arena.
As a result of government apathy to the growing public health crisis, ACT UP used civil disobedience to fight for HIV/AIDs patients' rights.
As Cop City looms, discussions on the impacts of environmental racism and the ongoing struggle for environmental and social justice in Atlanta continue.
The City of Atlanta and the Atlanta Police Foundation's plan for Cop City would result in a community being pushed out through terrorism, fear, or poverty from taxes rising.
The ARD spoke with poet and educator Walidah Imarisha on the power of seeking justice in social movements by exploring science fiction.
The gentrification of cities like Santa Ana displaces immigrant communities and culture—many of which were already uprooted by U.S. policies.