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Uber is the latest target of Trump protestors
#DeleteUber is trending on Twitter.
News
Medical students protest to save Obamacare
Medical students skip class to protest the repeal of Obamacare in front of the Fox News building in Midtown, Manhattan. […]
News
Protests are becoming the new normal
Amid loud chants of "Dump Trump", protesters chatted excitedly with their neighbors. They complimented each other's signs. They munched side by side on free vegan donuts being passed around.
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Immigrants join protest at JFK
Concerned New Yorkers gathered at JFK International Airport’s Terminal 4 to protest President Trump’s executive order that barred entry into […]
News•Politics
Low inauguration turnout, but Trump supporters don’t care
Though the crowd was unimpressive in number, that didn’t detract from the excitement his supporters felt on the first day of his presidency.
News•Politics
Supporters and protesters witness the inauguration of Donald Trump
As the crowds walked onto the Washington Monument lawn, one of the giant screen viewing areas, small groups of people began to chant “Trump, Trump, Trump!” But protestors came to watch the swearing in of the controversial 45th president too.
Features•News•Video
Sikh Captain America Fights Hate
Vishavjit Singh is using cartoon and performance to fight bigotry aimed at the Sikh community.
News•Video
Muslim Women Come Together to Combat Hate
In the basement of Judson Memorial Church, in Greenwich Village, women from all of New York City’s five boroughs gathered to participate in the Muslim Community Network’s Self defense class. They come together to fight back against a hostile political climate.
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NYC Muslims cope with spike in hate crimes following presidential election
New York City may be a multicultural melting pot with residents coming from all corners of the world, but it hasn’t been immune from attacks on Muslims.
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Memories of Life in Cuba
These men came to America with nothing except an idea. They left their families, friends and the few things they owned for freedom. They came for a chance to work, earn and build a better life.