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A Peaceful Resistance Amid a Sea of Strife

The Chinese government outlawed the practice of Falun Gong to “protect human rights and the interests of the public,” according to the Chinese Embassy’s website.

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A melting pot of resistance to Iranian president

hundreds of protesters congregated on the steps of the U.N. Plaza to protest for the socio-political and human right issues that has risen in the Middle East and domestically in the U.S.

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African immigrants rail against dictators in Midtown Manhattan

Some demonstrators also want a stronger response from the U.S. regarding what they see as the tyranny being perpetrated by leaders of their countries

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Protesters blame Iranian government for atrocities

Yesterday was the anniversary of the 1988 Massacre where more than 30,000 political prisoners were executed.

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Abortion Access Hackathon offers crucial tech skills to providers and advocates

But the introduction of basic technology, such as a working website or searchable database, can make a crucial difference in the work of abortion providers, advocates, and clients.

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The stars come out for Little Italy’s Feast of San Gennaro

Danza wasn’t the only celebrity sighting at the Feast, Chazz Palminteri, writer and Academy Award-nominated actor, was this year’s Grand Marshal.

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East Harlem businesses preserve culture through Mexican Independence Day festival

Like the business owners around him, Cano celebrates Mexican Independence day as a means of staying connected to his culture.

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LGBTQ hero Edith Windsor celebrated in moving service

Mourners held their heads down, sniffled back tears, held hands or embraced loved ones as they entered the funeral service.

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Social Justice Art showcases tough memories and hopes

Some installations focus on the role of African American women in society, while others call attention to the years of slavery.

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Latinos discuss leadership in the Age of Trump

For Calderón, it’s not the number of Latino leaders in power that is the issue in their community but the ideology and policies that they set forth.