Activism

“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."

"Those closest to the problem are also closest to the solution."

Unconditional water access is a global necessity, but not yet a global reality.

The planned protest was intended to be peaceful, but turned violent.

A protester was punched and kicked, and Donald Trump's campaign manager grabbed a different protester by the collar.

Follow these YouTubers to upgrade your advocacy -- you'll be smarter for it.

Was it the shadow of democratic socialism?

H.R. 347 states that they could be imprisoned for up to a year for trespassing.

"I'd like to punch him in the face."

A Minnesota lawmaker proposed a bill that would force protesters convicted of unlawful assembly to pay for police costs.

The candidate's response to a question about attacks on protesters again draws controversy.

The 78-year-old man who was arrested after he was caught on camera sucker-punching a black protester at a Donald Trump rally is about to get in even hotter water.

Paris police said between 27,000 and 29,000 protesters took to the streets in the French capital while unions quoted in local media put the estimate at between 80,000 and 100,000.

Top U.S. officials added their voices to the growing chorus of Western leaders and diplomats calling on Russia to set Nadiya Savchenko free.