đź“… 1 July 1948
Party criticism targeted scholars and cultural workers accused of insufficient patriotism and “rootless cosmopolitanism.” The campaign helped institutionalize antisemitic discrimination while...
đź“… 23 August 1998
Haiti was among the first places to mark the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition. The observance centered the Haitian Revolution’s place in Atlantic history...
đź“… 9 October 2026
Union-led demonstrators from rail, education, culture, public services and other sectors marched in Brussels ahead of the government’s budget announcement. Students, refugee-rights advocates and...
đź“… 17 May 2020
LGBTQ+ organizers continued Pride online during social distancing, treating the annual gathering as an ongoing process of solidarity rather than a single street event. More than 100 activists and...
đź“… 25 October 2026
Students and other demonstrators returned to central Tirana, with teachers, professors, artists, and union representatives joining calls for education investment and accountability. The student...
đź“… 13 October 2018
Hundreds of thousands marched in Berlin under the banner “For an open and free society—solidarity instead of exclusion.” The coalition opposed racism, anti-Muslim hatred, anti-Semitism, and attacks on...
đź“… 12 November 2022
Postcolonial activists continued to challenge museum collections and exhibitions shaped by colonial extraction. Their campaigns called for transparent provenance research and restitution, rejecting...
đź“… 27 September 2025
A Palestinian-led coalition and allied civil-society groups organized a large march and rally calling for an end to the war, a halt to German arms transfers, humanitarian access, and Palestinian...
đź“… 7 December 2019
Campaigners and residents continued petitions, research and public education challenging the city’s celebration of Edward Colston. Long before the statue fell, Black-led organizing questioned the...
đź“… 12 June 2020
After the Colston statue was removed, residents gathered around its empty plinth with placards and messages. The space became an improvised memorial and forum for debate about slavery, resistance...
