We're taking to the streets to express how we feel.
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Romanians also have a history of taking to the streets.
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It's past the point of taking to the streets to protest.
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The Hong Kong electorate rejected this by taking to the streets.
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Police detained me for just taking to the streets in protest.
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Taking to the streets is a high-risk activity in Iran.
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Some are taking to the streets during the Science March in April.
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From developing nations to rich countries, people are taking to the streets.
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Protesters were also photographed by media taking to the streets in Seattle.
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For four months, thousands of Sudanese had been taking to the streets.
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EST: Protests continued after the event, with demonstrators taking to the streets.
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Mounting backlash Corruption-weary Latin Americans are meanwhile taking to the streets.
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So, many are taking to the streets to try to force change.
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So long excluded from politics, younger Germans are taking to the streets.
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So the only outlet for citizens' voices is taking to the streets.
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The party's attitude has only further enraged those taking to the streets.
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Thousands taking to the streets today to protest President Trump&aposs immigration policies.
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In the kingdom's predominantly Shia eastern province, protesters were taking to the streets.
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It looks like action, not inaction; taking to the streets, not staying home.
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There are myriad benefits of taking to the streets and getting involved in running.
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Members of La Resistencia say taking to the streets is the only option left.
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She recommends reaching out to local organizations, using social media, and taking to the streets.
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In London, activists are taking to the streets to eschew hopelessness in favor of repair.
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With little chance of reform in Washington, Iraqis are taking to the streets in Baghdad.
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Venezuelans are saying no and taking to the streets in solidarity against his brutal regime.
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Egypt's young women and men are taking to the streets — not to protest, to exercise.
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People who had never protested before were suddenly taking to the streets with angry placards.
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Opinion Columnist All over the world right now, outraged citizens are taking to the streets.
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Amazon warehouse workers are taking to the streets and online to garner support for unionization.
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There is no evidence that "evil" clowns exist and are currently taking to the streets.
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PARIS — For some weeks now, Algerians have been taking to the streets for peaceful demonstrations.
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And in an uncharacteristic attempt to gain national traction, they are taking to the streets.
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Women are taking to the streets and declaring that "Time's Up" on inequality and minimal representation.
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The government says the opposition is taking to the streets as it cannot win a vote.
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Under Mr. Xi, Maoists have become bolder in taking to the streets and organizing online campaigns.
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I saw a lot of civic movements emerging and people taking to the streets to protest.
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Women go on strike around the world American women aren't the only ones taking to the streets.
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But WAFFLESNCREAM, a group of avid young skaters are taking to the streets to change this perception.
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But it looks like Rick and the Doc are actually taking to the streets for the cause.
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People are genuinely worried, nervous, and afraid, and they're taking to the streets because they're so angry.
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Many protesters cited high unemployment rates and lack of opportunities as reasons for taking to the streets.
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That undercuts the property values of earlier buyers, who increasingly are taking to the streets to protest.
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Do you remember the images showing throngs of people taking to the streets for the Women's March?
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"Taking to the streets has become prestigious," writes Abbas Gallyamov, a former Kremlin speechwriter turned political analyst.
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Throughout France, demonstrators are taking to the streets in protest against President Emmanuel Macron's proposed retirement reforms.
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"We're using our voices and taking to the streets because this needs to end," Beardy-Linklater said.
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Many Iranians blamed their own government's corruption and incompetence, taking to the streets with demonstrations last November.
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People taking to the streets are doing what they can to preserve the city's unique way of life.
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Hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans have been taking to the streets to demand the resignation of Gov.
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"We're not taking to the streets right away and having our users write into these companies," she said.
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The federal government shutdown that took effect early Saturday did not dissuade marchers from taking to the streets.
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The restrictions have led to thousands of protesters taking to the streets of the capital in recent months.
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A fresh wave of young environmental activists are taking to the streets to strike for a safe climate.
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Angry protesters were taking to the streets of Kinshasa and Mr Kabila's troops buckling up to see them there.
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Millions of Lebanese residents are taking to the streets, making this the largest anti-government demonstration in 15 years.
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There are young Americans eschewing Facebook and taking to the streets to push politicians into passing better healthcare policies.
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Thousands of demonstrators have been taking to the streets demanding his resignation, citing problems like corruption and stifling unemployment.
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So Olson recently wrote to the town newspaper and spoke to his fellow pupils about taking to the streets.
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Ordinary Syrians, long oppressed by two generations of the Assad family's brutality, were taking to the streets in protest.
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Often, political protest involves taking to the streets, but today, Girls Who Code is giving it a digital twist.
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Hundreds of Tunisians marked the anniversary of the revolution on January 14th by taking to the streets to demand jobs.
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Czerwoniec worries that the government's hardline stance is having a chilling effect and deterring people from taking to the streets.
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The government said those taking to the streets were "terrorists" who were plotting to oust the president in a coup.
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Aware that they don't live in real democracies, the people of Venezuela, Nicaragua and Bolivia are taking to the streets.
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Hong Kong's leader signals polarizing extradition bill will go forward — despite hundreds-of-thousands of protesters taking to the streets
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"School children are taking to the streets, drawing attention to the terrifying threat that climate breakdown poses to their future."
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Men, women and children are taking to the streets for the first time in their lives, demanding a better life.
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As in many other Western countries, students are taking to the streets every Friday demanding that their politicians step up.
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A frieze at the foot of that central structure depicts young men and women taking to the streets in 1919.
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People are taking to the streets in communities across the country Thursday to register their outrage at this border policy.
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For decades, societies across the world have become far likelier to pursue sweeping political change by taking to the streets.
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Iraq has also been mired in an internal political crisis, with thousands of anti-government protesters taking to the streets.
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Get involved with Student Climate Action, an intersectional youth group taking to the streets to protest government inaction on climate.
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Thousands of people in cities across the nation taking to the streets today to protest the Trump administration&aposs immigration policy.
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Some protesters have pledged to keep up the pressure until Grindeanu resigns, although the number taking to the streets has fallen.
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Despite the threats of violence many Venezuelans from neighborhoods that until recently defended the government are still taking to the streets.
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Protesters are also taking to the streets in the neighboring Czech Republic, a fellow member of the European Union and NATO.
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One of them suggests a March on Washington-style show of solidarity, featuring owners and players taking to the streets together.
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With such an inspirational brand mission, it's no surprise that The Helm has its sights on taking to the streets — literally.
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We drew comfort from the countless people taking to the streets to help pick up the debris and succor the needy.
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Meanwhile, the lives of vulnerable refugees were being thrown into chaos, and thousands of Americans were taking to the streets in outrage.
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Protestors have been taking to the streets, public squares, and airports almost every day since Donald Trump took office on January 20.
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Community organizations and unions channeled the justified anger and concern of local residents, taking to the streets and the halls of power.
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Protesters have been taking to the streets for weekly demonstrations on Fridays, but their number appears to have fallen since Tebboune's election.
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International observers have urged Zambians to direct any complaints about the election process to the courts, rather than taking to the streets.
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On Friday, hundreds of thousands marked the anniversary of the revolution, taking to the streets chanting slogans that include "Death to America".
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We are going to continue taking to the streets to demand the return of our children alive, and to demand the truth.
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Algerians are taking to the streets in droves as groups from across society demand their longtime president end his time in power.
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It's the new voice of a movement in which the strongest statement of solidarity is no longer simply taking to the streets.
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Raph preps the ingredients in his home kitchen before taking to the streets, grilling his tender tacos on the local park hotplate.
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They are taking to the streets because the legitimate, electoral means of correcting those historic and current injustices seem out of reach.
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This can cause dirt and grime to build up, which the law requires motorists to clean off before taking to the streets.
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But as local television footage showed, the government's decision to back down did not keep angry residents from taking to the streets.
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They were arrested when taking to the streets on June 10 and "caused traffic jams", the report cited the indictment as saying.
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Friday, the Muslim day of prayer, was expected to draw the biggest crowds yet, with many taking to the streets after worship.
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The mask ban did little to curb protests and was met with tens of thousands donning masks and taking to the streets.
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Millions of American citizens — including young voters, women and minorities — are taking to the streets in huge protests against the administration; 5.
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But the fact that, even after five bloody years of war, Syrians are taking to the streets and calling for democracy challenges that.
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Indeed, across the globe, activists are taking to the streets in highly organized, persistent movements to tell their leaders: this isn't good enough.
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Instead, we're taking to the streets of New York as parodies of the fashion editors, bloggers, street style stars, and influencers we are.
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Known as the Saffron Revolution, the uprising included long processions of Buddhist monks taking to the streets in defiance of the military junta.
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The first countrywide demonstration was held on November 17 with over a quarter of a million people taking to the streets of France.
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And they succeeded, with millions taking to the streets in what may have been the biggest single day of demonstration in US history.
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On Saturday, March 2800, students all over the world are taking to the streets to say #NeverAgain with the March for Our Lives.
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I stand with the people of Puerto Rico taking to the streets to demand accountability for the governor and an end to corruption.
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He apologised later, but that didn't stop 250,216 incensed protesters from taking to the streets this month in a demonstration that turned violent.
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Now, Indian security guards are cracking down, taking to the streets of Agra, India, where the monument is, to scare off the animals.
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Last week, thousands of Jordanians began taking to the streets, in the largest protests in the country since the Arab Spring in 2011.
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Nobody is taking to the streets in protest, but the borough president, James Oddo, actively disliked a banner that was created in 1971.
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Congressional phone lines have been jammed for weeks, and people have been taking to the streets to protest Trump's actions since Election Day.
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The government's overhaul of the judiciary, stuffing courts with its own preferred judges, has led to thousands of people taking to the streets.
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Millions of people have been taking to the streets of Caracas and other cities across the country, calling for freedom and demanding democracy.
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According to the French newspaper, Le Monde, more than 180 000 people are taking to the streets in 30 different parts of France.
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Although the movement is clearly slowing down, the people taking to the streets remain mostly dissatisfied, despite Mr. Macron's attempts to placate them.
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Driving the news: In Hong Kong, millions of demonstrators are taking to the streets in a desperate attempt to preserve their democratic freedoms.
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Rather, they're taking to the streets to voice opposition to the notion that men can grab women "by the pussy," as Trump put it.
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But we didn't hear anything about the people taking to the streets in other cities like Izmir, for example, which is a Republican stronghold.
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But in the past week, something genuinely hopeful happened: Thousands of protesters began taking to the streets of Budapest in sustained anti-government demonstrations.
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Women around the country and the world are taking to the streets in marches, one year after millions marched to protest Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Taking to the streets of New York, producers looked for people outside the set of veneer-wearing, glossy individuals typically seen on dating shows.
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REPORTER: The situation at supermarkets is hardly better: endless lines and empty shelves -- one of the main reasons Venezuelans are taking to the streets.
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We live in an age of movements: people-powered democracies that lead to people taking to the streets in greater numbers than ever before.
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The vice president also expressed "admiration" to the Turkish people for taking to the streets during the coup attempt to "take back" their democracy.
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The driving force of the black community in Tulsa remains its pastors and religious leaders, who saw no value in taking to the streets.
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Other celebrities are taking to the streets in cities both across the U.S. and abroad, and they're all sharing their support via social media.
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They are the teachers taking to the streets to make certain that schools are adequately funded and that their students get a quality education.
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Recently hundreds of thousands of believers (some are pictured) have been taking to the streets every week to demand that Mr Moon step down.
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Naturally, Cariocas — the residents of Rio — are taking to the streets in protest and are being received by the police with the customary niceties.
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Greta stated with force that such odds are unacceptable, and youth have embraced her standard, taking to the streets to call for climate action.
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One local resident floated his pets and belongings on an air mattress, taking to the streets after his home was overtaken by rising floodwaters.
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Its members are taking to the streets this weekend, too, and the group is launching its own voter engagement campaign, March to the Polls.
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Mass protests for Catalonian independence have cropped up in recent years, with between 232,2300 and 22014 million people taking to the streets in Barcelona.
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These students, the majority of whom found themselves ineligible to vote in November, are now taking to the streets to make their voices heard.
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Golunov and Timchenko advised supporters against taking to the streets on Wednesday, saying it was better to hold a protest event at a later date.
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With protesters taking to the streets, the European Union has backed a recommendation by the Organization of American States that a runoff election be held.
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The French people ultimately decided to fix their problems by taking to the streets to force, first a constitutional monarchy, and then a revolutionary republic.
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The movement has garnered support from broad swaths of society, with teachers, rights groups, financial industry workers and even civil servants taking to the streets.
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For the past nine weeks thousands of people have been taking to the streets of Podgorica, Montenegro's capital, to demand that Mr Djukanovic step down.
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"I'm glad to see that young people are taking to the streets in Europe to create visibility for the issue of climate change," Juncker said.
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Opponents of the Dakota Access pipeline are taking to the streets in every U.S. state and in cities as far away as Tokyo and Auckland.
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Odinga's complaints of election irregularities have stoked fears of aggrieved supporters taking to the streets in a scenario reminiscent of 2007's post-election violence.
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It is inspiring to see women from outside the activist world taking to the streets to demand more from their government and from their country.
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Over the past few years though, more and more protesters have been taking to the streets decrying the tradition ... calling it insensitive, outdated and racist.
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"I stand with the people of Puerto Rico taking to the streets to demand accountability for the governor and an end to corruption," Sanders tweeted.
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Around the rest of the country, in states like New York, California, and Oregon, others will be taking to the streets to march in solidarity.
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City workers in San Fransisco are taking to the streets and offering bupenorphine prescriptions to homeless people addicted to opioids, reports the New York Times.
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"The goal here is to break us and keep us from taking to the streets," said Jeff Schoep, the leader of the National Socialist Movement.
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In these moments, just as when we see them taking to the streets in protest, activists come off as strong and resolute, unflappable and resilient.
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Though authoritarianism is on the rise, so are the number of people taking to the streets demanding greater freedom, accountability and transparency from their governments.
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There is no national foster care movement, no viral social media campaigns or crowds of protesters taking to the streets to battle for these children.
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This resulted in mass protests, including half a million people taking to the streets in February 2017, the largest in a quarter of a century.
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Just as important, Cooter said, groups like the Three Percenters are eager for confrontation with anti-Trump liberals, who are themselves taking to the streets.
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An estimated 100,000 people taking to the streets of London in an anti-Brexit march two years after that nation voted to leave the European Union.
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This, of course, has manifested itself in renewed activism and historic levels of protest—millions taking to the streets and filling airport terminals across the country.
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Scientists aren't usually known for taking to the streets, but that's just what they did in New York yesterday as part of the March for Science.
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Navalny on Friday thanked people for taking to the streets and lauded what he said was the bravery of those opposition candidates excluded from the election.
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Her access to confidential government documents has led to noisy demands for Park's ouster, with thousands taking to the streets Saturday demanding that she step down.
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Along with thousands of London natives taking to the streets, there have been demonstrations, giant projections and mini baby Trump blimps popping up across the city.
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Just minutes after they got their hands on their new iPhone X devices, resellers were taking to the streets to sell them to the highest bidder.
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Furthermore, these protests show even more alarming cultural phenomena in where the protesters are taking to the streets with no clear goal or demand in mind.
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On Tuesday, Guaidó announced the start of Operación Libertad, taking to the streets with supporters to call for Venezuelan military support to wrest control from Maduro.
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That's why, on March 213, tens of thousands of students worldwide will be cutting class and taking to the streets to demand that elected officials act.
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Anti-government protests and violence have spread across the country, with about a thousand protesters taking to the streets of Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, on Saturday.
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Mass protests erupted in Poland last summer over new judicial laws, with many of the same Poles who opposed communism three decades ago taking to the streets.
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With its first cars taking to the streets in 2012, one year before Uber hit the market in Dubai, Careem is well suited to the local market.
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Hundreds of thousands of school students across the world are today skipping class and taking to the streets to demand politicians take action to tackle climate change.
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Indonesia's moderate Muslim leaders have condemned the protests, along with the politicians stoking sectarian tensions, but many of their members defied them by taking to the streets.
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It's hard to do much for the brave people taking to the streets from thousands of miles away, but international consumers do have leverage over international corporations.
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This week, the Vatican interceded directly between Maduro and his opponents to try to head off more violence and dissuade protesters from taking to the streets again.
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Remarkably in its 13th year of unsanctioned chaos, the annual Idiotarod is taking to the streets this Saturday with its art-enhanced shopping carts driven by teams.
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But Trump lost the popular vote by more than 85033 million, suggesting that many of the event's participants did in fact vote — before taking to the streets.
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On the start of Amazon's biggest sales event of the year, Amazon workers and activists are taking to the streets today in protest of the retail giant.
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But a day later, a second massive rally is held with an estimated 2 million people taking to the streets and demanding complete withdrawal of the bill.
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The annual event involves riders on ATVs, dirt bikes and bicycles taking to the streets South Florida to honor King's birthday and raise awareness about gun violence.
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So as Donald Trump's sneering lawlessness and stupefying corruption continue to escalate, it's confounding, at least to me, that Americans aren't taking to the streets en masse.
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As we celebrate Women's History Month, working women are proudly living up to that example — organizing, taking to the streets and running for office in unprecedented numbers.
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A decade after millennials' hopes and dreams faded with the Great Recession, Generation Z is taking to the streets to proclaim climate change their era's defining issue.
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Uber and Lyft drivers are logging off ride-hailing apps and taking to the streets in cities around the world Wednesday to protest against working conditions and wages.
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It's easy to scoff at the theater productions and the drum circles, but at least these people are actually taking to the streets to make their opinions heard.
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The protest movement still appears to have broad support, with thousands, including families, lawyers, accountants and young and old people, taking to the streets in anti-government rallies.
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More than 600 sister marches are also planned, according to organizers, with hundreds of thousands of people around the world taking to the streets in protest of Trump.
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When brainstorming ways to make the world a better place, we often think about donating, volunteering, signing petitions, and taking to the streets, which are all necessary actions.
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But the growing number of youths taking to the streets suggests the old guard may have to compromise and give in to some of their demands, analysts say.
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More than 600 sister marches are also planned, according to organizers, with hundreds of thousands of people around the world taking to the streets in protest of Trump.
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Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing ( "Didi") has amassed more than 550 million users and 31 million drivers since taking to the streets of Beijing seven years ago.
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Following the wave of emotions that came with watching Trump on Inauguration Day, and taking to the streets for the Women's March the next, I needed a balm.
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The federally created board overseeing the island's bankruptcy, disliked by many Puerto Ricans for its fiscal austerity proposals, said it had "admiration" for those taking to the streets.
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Amber Rose's 4th annual SlutWalk is underway, with hundreds of women -- and men -- taking to the streets to march against rape culture ... with no shame to their game.
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After appealing to supporters by dialling in to broadcasters on a cellphone, Erdogan received reports that people were taking to the streets and decided he needed to move.
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And now, thousands of young people across the world are walking the walk, right out of school, taking to the streets to demand urgent action on climate change.
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In response, Uyghurs in Turkey joined a #MeTooUyghur social media campaign, with hundreds taking to the streets demanding China release proof-of-life videos of their disappeared relatives.
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After the government opened fire on demonstrators, killing more than 100 people in the first five days of protests, the number of people taking to the streets multiplied.
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And across the country, people are taking to the streets, to social media, and contacting their elected officials to show them that they oppose these massive tax giveaways.
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Erdogan has called on Turks to show support for democracy - and, by default, his leadership and his AKP party - by taking to the streets to celebrate the coup's failure.
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Toughness is great to an extent, but this is a hockey team, not a group of guys that are taking to the streets to fight a bunch of gangs.
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In a time of great turmoil for women and marginalized populations, people are taking to the streets, to their congressional offices, and to their social media feeds to protest.
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"We came up with an economic reconciliation bill but the Popular Front voiced disapproval and called for taking to the streets in defiance of constitutional institutions," the President said.
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Throughout the nation, young Americans were taking to the streets and seizing control of college buildings to protest what the government was doing in the name of fighting communism.
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Anti-Kremlin protestors, along with opposition leader Alexei Navalny, were detained by police on Saturday after taking to the streets before President Vladimir Putin's inauguration on Monday, Reuters reports.
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Although 300,000 pensioners who make less than €1,200 a month will be exempted, many older voters are angry about those cuts and are taking to the streets in protest.
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"There have been so many militant women at the front of this demonstration all day taking to the streets, standing up to and confronting the far right," Caradonna said.
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Since then, Greta has inspired a global movement of young people, with millions taking to the streets to demand that world leaders act urgently to tackle the climate crisis.
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This is very much like the protests of five years ago, with the main difference that the people taking to the streets now do not represent various political forces.
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So far, though the Israeli military sent reinforcements into the West Bank and along the Gaza border on Wednesday, Palestinians were not taking to the streets in large numbers.
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People had been taking to the streets on a nearly daily basis throughout Chile to protest the rising inequality, cost of living and the policies of president Sebastián Piñera.
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Still as early afternoon came, it was clear the warnings did little to stop demonstrators from taking to the streets again to reject China's encroaching influence on the city.
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In this context, bitcoin became an appealing and convenient alternative for storing investments or sending money abroad because it requires simply logging onto an exchange, not taking to the streets.
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Trump and Putin are slated to meet one-on-one in Helsinki, Finland, on Monday, and protesters there are already taking to the streets ahead of the long-awaited summit.
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There was no precedent for thousands of Googlers taking to the streets to complain about their employer — many of them on the record — and news outlets seized on the opportunity.
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There are scenes of helpless people being rescued from floodwaters, the sandals of Indian peasants literally melting on the pavement, and thousands of people taking to the streets in protest.
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France has been wracked with civil unrest and anti-government protests for over two months now with yellow-vested protesters taking to the streets of towns and cities throughout France.
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Rick Santorum says students who were protesting for gun control this weekend should look inward to help to solve mass shootings ... by learning CPR instead of taking to the streets.
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While he won't be taking to the streets tomorrow, he is enjoying his early progress as a prototype and giving customers a glimpse into the future of what is possible.
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The civil-rights movement preceded the protest meteor of the late sixties, but, for a new generation eager for change, it showed what was possible by taking to the streets.
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Many people taking to the streets in recent weeks have worn the white smiling Guy Fawkes masks, made popular by anti-establishment hackers and by the film "V for Vendetta".
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It's been 50 years since the Stonewall riots, and NYC made sure to honor the historic moment in LGBT history by taking to the streets ... including the rich and famous.
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I think the point I would argue it has to happen before demographic change — you already have people taking to the streets yelling they want to take our country back.
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Another is in San Francisco, where city health workers are taking to the streets to find homeless people with opioid use disorder and offering them buprenorphine prescriptions on the spot.
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They have protested again and again, with nearly a million people taking to the streets of Thessaloniki in 1992 and tens of thousands demonstrating this year there and in Athens.
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On Friday, the government issued a furious rebuttal of an Amnesty International report claiming that excessive force was "intentionally" used on protesters to "punish" them for taking to the streets.
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Speaking to reporters later on Tuesday, Tsai said that Taiwan had always had a supportive attitude toward the people of Hong Kong taking to the streets to fight for democracy.
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Chile was LIT after their team won the 2016 Copa America title ... literally ... with fans taking to the streets of Santiago for a massive celebration that included some pyrotechnic partying.
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Some Hong Kongers have expressed this distrust -- and their frustration with Beijing's increasing encroachment on the city's freedoms -- by taking to the streets, but others are looking for a way out.
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The initial catalyst for Fillon's recent success can be traced back to 2012 when the same-sex marriage bill was passed, despite a million people taking to the streets in protest.
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Thousands of people have been taking to the streets over the past few months, as successive, watered-down versions of the bill failed to appease French workers, job seekers, and students.
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But local television footage showed the government's decision to back down did not keep angry residents from taking to the streets, erecting flaming road blocks and attacking hotels and some businesses.
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The snowfall, which followed several days of seasonable warmth, left some Bostonians puzzled about clothing choices, with pedestrians taking to the streets in shorts and sneakers despite the short lived storm.
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On Friday, September 27, people around the world will be taking to the streets — again (the first strike was on Friday, September 20) — to cap off a global week of action.
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Iraqis have been taking to the streets in their thousands almost daily to condemn, among other things, militias such as Kataib Hezbollah and their Iranian patrons that support Abdul Mahdi's government.
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With continued marginalization and the further toxicity and inefficiencies of the Trump administration, women have been taking to the streets to protest and advocate for themselves, their families, and this country.
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Iraqis have been taking to the streets in the thousands almost daily to condemn, among other things, militias such as Kataib Hezbollah and their Iranian patrons that support Abdul Mahdi's government.
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The move by the nationalist Law and Justice-led government has drawn a furious response, with tens of thousands of protesters taking to the streets in dozens of Polish cities and towns.
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Accusations that Choi was the recipient of leaked official state documents have led to noisy demands for Park's ouster, with thousands taking to the streets over the weekend demanding she step down.
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Residents have been taking to the streets, upset that their paychecks are being pulverized by rampant inflation and the government&aposs failure to reliably provide basic services such as water and electricity.
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While we have no choice but to respect the judicial process, and accept the jury verdict, can we really blame people for being outraged, and taking to the streets in peaceful protest?
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In the age of the Black Lives Matter Movement, activists are frequently taking to the streets to call attention to the killing of black Americans by police officers and white vigilantes nationwide.
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Read more:This is why hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans are taking to the streets demanding that their governor resignBeyond protests, Rosselló also faced pressure to resign from the Puerto Rico legislature.
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Why are today's girls — many of whom are so young that it will be years before they're able to cast ballots — taking to the streets and to social media calling for change?
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"This isn't a day to celebrate; we're taking to the streets to demand equality and justice," said Ms. González, a translator at the Conicet, the country's leading scientific funding and research body.
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Following their lead, young activists taking to the streets to protest the President-elect might find, as the Girls did, that there is an art to activism and asking the right questions.
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By taking to the streets just months before the inauguration of the games, students cracked that veneer, revealing a generation's latent anger against the country's repressive rule as the world looked on.
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With Greeks taking to the streets, the government is hoping to secure parliamentary approval before the country's finance minister, Euclid Tsakalotos, meets his eurozone counterparts at a meeting in Brussels on Monday.
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The movement began in June, with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets to oppose a bill that would have allowed Hong Kong to extradite suspected criminals to mainland China.
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For months now, many people, myself included, have looked at mass protest movements around the world and wondered why Americans horrified by the depravity of this administration aren't taking to the streets.
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The strike began as a protest against rising petrol prices, but thousands of Brazilians have supported the drivers by taking to the streets and blocking motorways to air a wide range of grievances.
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Last Thursday, a wave of protests broke out across Iran, with tens of thousands taking to the streets for the largest and most sustained wave of political activism in the country in years.
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As such, sex workers and their allies are taking to the streets this weekend, holding nationwide workshops, marches, and rallies in order to protest SESTA/FOSTA and advocate for safe, legal sex work.
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Thousands of the faithful answered the call in three protests in December 2017, January 2018, and February 2018, spilling out of parishes from Kinshasa to Goma after services and taking to the streets.
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Where there was once hope that the path to joining the European Union would compel leaders to take on reforms, many taking to the streets across the region feel the opposite has happened.
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In more recent history, anger over the inauguration of Mr. Trump, who has also been accused of sexual assault, prompted millions of people to attend Women's Marches, taking to the streets en masse.
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With little other recourse than taking to the streets, critics on the left and in the Arab minority say the policies and hostility they see emanating from Parliament are growing difficult to bear.
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The Hong Kong demonstrations, at first glance anyway, would appear a perfect opportunity for any American president to urge Beijing to show restraint and to respect the wishes of those taking to the streets.
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The proposed law has provoked the largest protests in Hong Kong since 1997, when it was returned to Chinese sovereignty by the United Kingdom, with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets.
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France, meanwhile, has experienced civil unrest since last year when planned fuel tax hikes sparked a "yellow vests" movement over rising inequality, with people taking to the streets, leading to violent clashes with police.
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The i-word may fire up the party's already frothing base, which is clamoring for action and taking to the streets and social media to demand that Trump be confronted as aggressively as possible.
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But recently, over a million people have flipped the script, taking to the streets and facing down a violent police response as they demand a reckoning on the promise of prosperity that never came.
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"We need change and we need to achieve it by taking to the streets to tell the government we're sick of so much misery," said Licis Perez, a 48-year-old beautician in Caracas.
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"What strikes me is that a lot of the criticism has come from women and people from my own collective, just when women are taking to the streets to ask for recognition," she said.
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The team's 2-0 victory sparked wild celebrations across Peru, with thousands of flag-waving supporters taking to the streets, and the government declared a public holiday the next day to mark the occasion.
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For many of those taking to the streets, their actions are seen as central to protecting Hong Kong's surviving civil liberties, as well as keeping open the hope of future and more democratic reform.
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The prospect of angry investors and former employees taking to the streets in protest is anathema to China's leadership, which may explain the prompt and high-profile action seen so far in the Ezubao case.
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In Boston, Chicago and Washington, DC; in Portland, Oregon, and Austin, Texas; and in Donald Trump's home, New York City, large numbers of protesters are taking to the streets to condemn Mr Trump as president.
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Amber Rose is taking to the streets again to speak out against rape culture and slut shaming through her third annual SlutWalk in L.A. ... and her new man was front and center to support her.
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Mothers, however, are presented as "soccer mom" voting blocs (or alternately, "hockey moms" or "security moms") -- not as movers and shakers running for office, staffing winning campaigns and even taking to the streets in protest.
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There is a clear gap between the temperature and tone of political discussion on the internet, and the extent to which people are protesting on college campuses, or taking to the streets in big cities.
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At least 120 people have been jailed by military courts since early April, when demonstrators began taking to the streets to call for new elections, according to Penal Forum, a legal group assisting those arrested.
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Thousands of Iraqis have been taking to the streets daily over the last week, torching government buildings and political party offices in a show of anger against abject living conditions, government corruption and foreign influence.
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Anti-government demonstrations are planned for Caracas on Saturday, and with discontent growing, new groups are taking to the streets, including those who were once staunch supporters of Mr. Maduro and his predecessor, Hugo Chávez.
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Although the majority of those taking to the streets in protest have been peaceful, a few began throwing rocks and bottles, using their signs to shatter store windows, and lighting cars on fire, according to Reuters.
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As hundreds of thousands of LGBT Americans and their allies are taking to the streets to celebrate during Pride month, a case out of Texas highlights the employment discrimination hurdles the community still needs to clear.
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Meanwhile, a protracted economic recession and an outbreak of the Zika virus play on the nerves of everyday Brazilians, who have been taking to the streets in the hundreds of thousands in mass anti-government demonstrations.
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The First Purge ends with the none-too-subtle suggestion that the only way to prevent a racist, classist, authoritarian dystopia from coming to pass is by taking to the streets, ideally with weapons in hand.
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After a few delays, the augmented reality-infused Pokémon app launched last week, and spread like wildfire over the weekend, with hordes of eager pokémon trainers taking to the streets to try to catch 'em all.
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Polly Trottenberg, the city transportation commissioner, said her agency was reviewing additional measures to accommodate the increased number of cyclists taking to the streets to avoid the subways and buses as a result of the coronavirus.
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And of course, it's hard to pretend opposition doesn't exist when the nation hosted the largest protest in its history this past Saturday, with over 4 million people taking to the streets all over the country.
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On Friday, she led the largest climate strike of all time, with millions of people from more than 150 countries taking to the streets to demand that world leaders take immediate action to lower carbon emissions.
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Political pressure cooker While Zika swept across the country, the political climate was also heating up with tens of thousands taking to the streets in protest against widespread corruption and demanding the ouster of President Dilma Rousseff.
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The truth is, most of the protesters interviewed by local news sources identified themselves as college students, which makes me wonder if they passed their prerequisite middle and high school government classes before taking to the streets.
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There was something rebellious about that flora popping up en masse in China's hyper-cities, wobbling over the heads of crowds like a garden taking to the streets — a protest, however unconscious, against the receding natural world.
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From small towns to major cities like Atlanta, Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, Milwaukee and New Orleans, students and their many supporters are taking to the streets to demand meaningful action from state and federal lawmakers.
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"These young women are taking to the streets to reclaim their dignity, and they are teaching us great lessons," said Eréndira Cruz, a special investigator of women's issues at the National Commission for Human Rights in Mexico.
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From people taking to the streets to raise awareness, to speaking out about sexual misconduct, and movements like #MeToo and Time's Up gathering momentum — it's safe to say that the gender equality discussion is here to stay.
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While protestors in New York, Oregon, California, and other blue states are taking to the streets to rail against President-elect Donald Trump, a group of ardent Trump supporters is planning to celebrate by holding a victory parade.
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The crowd at the Women's March on Washington dwarfed that of the president's inauguration Elsewhere in Washington, D.C. — and around the world — millions of people reacted to Trump's inauguration by taking to the streets for various women's marches.
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The face of Kenyan political resistance has been overwhelmingly male: Young men are the ones taking to the streets facing off against police, featured in photos setting tires on fire and lobbing tear gas canisters away from danger.
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Those taking to the streets have wondered aloud why so much of the country's wealth has gone to support violent groups in Yemen, Lebanon and Gaza, and a dictator in Syria, while their mostly rural provinces are neglected.
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In the letter, Chaiken says she's been inspired by the work David and his fellow students were doing in the wake of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High shootings ... taking to the streets and demanding new gun control laws.
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Even though a shoddy sound system threatened to swallow the passionate speeches whole — and several strike organizers had been arrested for blocking traffic hours earlier — the crowd buzzed moments before taking to the streets, trading stories and chants.
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Taking to the streets and the highway entrances to towns and villages, and the free-for-all space of the internet, the Yellow Vests describe to anyone who will listen their sense that France's leaders are ignoring them.
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A series of unseasonably hot summers has propelled climate change to the top of the political agenda in Germany, with thousands of people inspired by teenage Swedish activist Greta Thunberg taking to the streets to demand swifter action.
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Yet the opening of the United States Embassy in Jerusalem in May was met with protests across Palestinian territory and beyond, with more than 10,000 demonstrators in Morocco taking to the streets of Casablanca to condemn the move.
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On March 24, "March For Our Lives" rallies in cities across the United States were some of the biggest U.S. youth demonstrations in decades, with hundreds of thousands of young Americans and their supporters taking to the streets.
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In 2018, women are kicking ass and taking names, by calling out sexual abusers through #TimesUp, taking to the streets in huge numbers for the second Women's March, and demanding better representation in government, entertainment, and the beauty industry.
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Trump's victory proved to be a shocking disappointment for thousands across the nation, with many taking to the streets to protest the business mogul who has been accused of making racist, sexist, xenophobic and divisive comments during his campaign.
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Whether Hong Kongers can achieve the democracy the city has spent decades fighting for is unclear, but for the young protesters taking to the streets, the window for doing so is shrinking, and the time to fight is now.
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In a short, three paragraph missive issued by his spokesperson Kevin Lewis, Obama said he was "heartened" by the millions of Americans taking to the streets and social media to protest some of Trump's first actions since his inauguration.
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Bush made speeches and led rallying cries; she slept in tents outside Blunt's office building; and when Blunt joined the majority of senators in confirming Kavanaugh, she joined protesters in taking to the streets, shutting down a nearby road.
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In Lam's case, that means hard hats, filtered masks, goggles and other gear that millions of anti-government protesters taking to the streets in the past two months bought to protect themselves as clashes with police turned increasingly violent.
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They consider themselves less election-fighting machines than revolutionary upswells; multitudes that primarily exercise power not through the legislature but through the charismatic influence of their leaders and by taking to the streets to give voice to popular anger.
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WARSAW — With the nation embroiled in a bitter dispute with the European Union over its drift away from Western democracy and the rule of law, and similarly concerned protesters taking to the streets weekly, Poland is at a crossroads.
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In a second day of mass protests on Tuesday, the strikes shut schools and caused transport chaos but the number of people taking to the streets dropped by more than half from last week, strengthening President Emmanuel Macron's hand.
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Mr. Uribe has announced that he and his partisans are taking to the streets to seek a new referendum against critical points of the agreement, and that he will seek the presidency in 2018 under the banner of indignation.
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On Friday, she led the most massive climate strike of all time, with millions of teens and adults from more than 150 countries taking to the streets to demand that world leaders take immediate action to lower carbon emissions.
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" In Hong Kong, it was reported that Friday's climate strike amounted to the city's largest environmental rally in history, with an estimated 1,000 students taking to the streets holding signs including one reading, "Our children will be endangered species.
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On Friday, she led the most massive climate strike of all time, with millions of teens and adults from more than 15 countries taking to the streets to demand that world leaders take immediate action to lower carbon emissions.
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" In Hong Kong, it was reported that Friday's climate strike amounted to the city's largest environmental rally in history, with an estimated 28500,6900 students taking to the streets holding signs including one reading, "Our children will be endangered species.
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The protests on Monday come months after the largest political demonstrations in five years took place in March, with up to 60,000 people taking to the streets across Russia to protest alleged corruption linked to the prime minister, Dmitry Medvedev.
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The decree, which was widely criticized in Romania and by its Western allies, prompted the largest display of popular anger since the fall of communism in 1989, with at least half a million people taking to the streets last Sunday.
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The three main unions have been divided over how to respond to the labor law reforms, with the Communist Party-rooted CGT taking to the streets while the more moderate CFDT, now France's biggest union, and the Force Ouvriere preferring negotiations.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Fans celebrated the arrival of the latest British royal, a son born to Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, by taking to the streets on Monday outside the royal castle in Windsor and Buckingham Palace in London.
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The vocal Hillary Clinton supporter shared a throwback photo of herself and her sister, Angela, before taking to the streets of D.C.. In the photos caption, Perry opened up about the cause and why her sister means so much to her.
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Defiance on the streets Jakartans sent a powerful message to would-be attackers Sunday, taking to the streets for their usual Sunday carnival, with residents gathering in major thoroughfares, which are typically closed to traffic for several hours each week.
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The world economy faces many troubles, but they do not approach the seriousness of those faced a decade ago when the world was on the brink of depression and unemployment soared, yet far fewer people were taking to the streets.
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When Carrie Lam imposed a ban on face masks last month — a move protesters met by taking to the streets in masks in even greater numbers — it was enacted under a colonial-era law called the Emergency Regulations Ordinance (ERO) .
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Read more: This is why hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans are taking to the streets demanding that their governor resignProtests began last week after 889 pages of Rosselló's private chats were published by Puerto Rico's Center for Investigative Journalism.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's HATE THY NEIGHBOR, comedian Jamali Maddix heads to SlutWalk to meet the women taking to the streets to speak out against rape culture—along with the anti-feminists and conservative Christians protesting the demonstration.
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The Brazilian people have been mobilizing against hate, taking to the streets following the assassination (along with her driver) of Marielle Franco: a gay, Afro-Brazilian city councilwoman who had been a vocal opponent of Brazil's rampant and racist police violence.
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Meanwhile, cities like San Francisco are trying to pass a sales moratorium on vaping, and because of the feds' relative inaction, the parents of e-cig-addicted teenagers, along with their local representatives, are taking to the streets to protest.
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"They are pursuing a strategy of...direct intimidation of opponents to make them refrain from taking to the streets and being emboldened by what's going on in Bolivia," said Tiziano Breda, a Central America researcher at the International Crisis Group (ICG).
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The protests that broke out a week ago in other parts of Iran — but never gained traction in the capital — have shown some signs of abating, though demonstrators are still taking to the streets after dark in many outlying provinces.
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Last month Etihad CEO James Hogan used an interview with Italy's daily Corriere della Sera to vent his frustration about unions who hamper his efforts by taking to the streets over cost cuts and accused Rome of failing to support his turnaround plan.
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Over the past weekend and continuing through this week, people in Paris, London, Berlin, Washington, Hong Kong, Sydney, Wellington and Toronto have followed Badiucao's lead and are taking to the streets in Tank Man's distinctive garb as a way of celebrating his memory.
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The accompanying video – which features Q-Tip, Busta Rhymes, Jarobi White and a mural of the late Phife Dawg – shows a mass civilian protest slowly breathing into life and taking to the streets of America in a show of strength and unity.
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WINDSOR, England, May 6 (Reuters) - Fans celebrated the arrival of the latest British royal, a son born to Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, by taking to the streets on Monday outside the royal castle in Windsor and Buckingham Palace in London.
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In Haiti, where access to clean water is tricky and education is lacking, Scouts are taking to the streets with portable sinks to let passersby wash their hands and to teach the importance of doing so to protect themselves from the novel coronavirus.
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With a growing number of inexperienced cyclists taking to the streets since the coronavirus outbreak, the number of accidents had gone up by 31 percent as of March 22, though reduced vehicular traffic and shelter-in-place rules may avert a further increase.
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"These fake arguments brought forward by the industry are exactly the reason why we are taking to the streets," said a spokeswoman for Sand in the Gearbox, which has called for a blockade of the Frankfurt show and increased use of bicycles.
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One result is the contempt many ordinary people have for their rulers; in 2019, an array of protests kicked off across the region, with those taking to the streets consistently condemning both their rulers and the foreign powers interfering in their affairs.
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For the last eight years, Reuters photographer Kevin Coombs has attended the annual parade in his London neighborhood of Fulham, capturing on camera the military personnel and brass bands taking to the streets as well as those watching them from the sidelines.
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"How the heck did it take this long to cast Danny DeVito as an M&M?" one user wrote of the clip, which sees DeVito — transformed into a piece of candy — taking to the streets to ask passersby if they want to "eat" him.
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These are people who have been bravely taking to the streets for months to speak out against the ayatollahs, who brutalize and repress them, and who spent Iran's windfall from the Obama Iran deal on terrorism, and bolstering Assad, instead of on Iran's citizens.
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Nine minutes of footage taken from the Australian field test of Pokémon Go expands on what we saw last month, showing the player selecting their avatar, choosing its gender, clothing, and facial features, before taking to the streets and collecting their first wild Pokémon.
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I'm proud of them for getting out of bed in the morning, for making amazing art, for resisting easy categorization, for being critical, for taking to the streets, for organizing, for resisting the Islamophobia that the state tries to carry out in our name.
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"I think we all certainly think [future] political work is crucial, but I also think many of us feel we have to first make the case why we, as scientists, are taking to the streets, since that is not something scientists normally do," Oreskes said.
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MADRID (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With young climate activists taking to the streets of Madrid on Friday, the U.N. climate chief and a leading scientist warned of a growing risk of social unrest as the effects of a warming world worsen inequality and poverty worldwide.
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Not only from the thousands of protestors taking to the streets in major capitals across our country, but also the surge in charitable activism, involvement in local government, and the daily calls to protest this or that brand based on stances they've taken about our future POTUS.
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It also follows "March For Our Lives" rallies in cities across the United States on March 24 that were some of the biggest U.S. youth demonstrations for decades, with hundreds of thousands of young Americans and their supporters taking to the streets to demand tighter gun laws.
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The arrival of Iran's prominent Major General Qasem Soleimani to Baghdad last Saturday subsequently has been met with hundreds taking to the streets in opposition of Iran's "destabilizing" maneuvers in Iraq, advocating that the neighboring country should instead channel its resources into "liberating" the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Sany mixes business with pleasure, sticking to formal interviews with such legends as Lady Pink and Martha Cooper, but taking to the streets to tag trains and concrete alongside her contemporaries like the Puff Girls in Western Germany, Okada in Moscow, and Motel 7 in Cape Town.
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While Hong Kong's protests have entered their eleventh week — with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets to demand greater democracy and government accountability — several top Chinese pop stars have come forward to publicly express their support for Beijing and the country's one-China policy.
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However, it seems that the narrative behind these riots is changing, and a belief that law enforcement should simply allow a myriad of dangerous criminal behavior to exist persists in those who are taking to the streets in the protests that are too often becoming riots.
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The question Mr. Mevani raised was ignored by the government, but the protests in Una galvanized Dalit movements, which face the onerous task of reacting to mounting everyday caste atrocities and waging an unrelenting struggle against state apathy and systemic oppression by taking to the streets.
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That Israelis were taking to the streets to protest — with many flying black flags from their cars — despite concerns about the coronavirus, indicated how furious many have become about a series of contentious steps Mr. Netanyahu has taken since his defeat in the March 2 elections.
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Fans of television shows crib from activist playbooks: A Los Angeles woman recently staged a hunger strike to protest Netflix's cancellation of the sci-fi series "The OA." Meanwhile, some liberals are protesting Trump and his allies not by taking to the streets but by skipping SoulCycle.
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Editorial A bit of silver lining at the onset of the Trump administration has been the groundswell of activism by hundreds of thousands of Americans taking to the streets to face off against a president, and a Republican establishment, they see as reckless, divisive and destructive.
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Not only will Miles Morales — the Afro-Latinx teen who became the first non-white iteration of the swinging superhero with Marvel's Ultimate line of comics in 2011 — be taking to the streets of New York in Into the Spider-Verse, but there's also a glimpse of Spider-Gwen.
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The protesters taking to the streets against President-elect Trump fancy themselves as champions of the poor, minorities, and the downtrodden, but then stage an unlawful march down Broad street in the evening rush hour on the one day where people planned to get home on time to their families.
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The Rideshare Driver Cooperative and Transport Workers Union have decided that, like workers elsewhere taking to the streets and demanding changes to the platforms and the laws that have undercut so many drivers, the good people of Straya might like to have a go at voicing their displeasure with Uber, too.
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With schools in the city closed for the day, and hundreds of shops shuttered, many Romans took the unexpected blanket of white in cheerful stride, taking to the streets to record the snowfall on social media and to wage boisterous snowball fights, including one in St. Peter's Square in the Vatican.
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But many Brazilians taking to the streets blamed Rousseff for a ballooning economic recession, and linked her to a massive bribery scandal engulfing the state-run oil company Petrobras and many leaders of the governing Workers Party -- though Rousseff herself was never implicated during the corruption investigation known as Car Wash.
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PARIS — The crowds of protesters taking to the streets of France on Tuesday to denounce President Emmanuel Macron's bid to remake the pension system may have been smaller, but positions on both sides appeared as hardened as ever a day before the government was set to reveal the plan's final details.
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The search giant, which owns YouTube, followed in the footsteps of Twitter and Facebook, which earlier this week said China had used their social media sites to spread misinformation and discord among the protesters, who have spent weeks taking to the streets to demand China stops interfering with the semi-autonomous region's affairs.
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To Mr Vatikiotis, who caught up with the exile sipping white wine in Montenegro, it was clear that Mr Thaksin's own narrow interests in pursuit of power, including furthering his multibillion-dollar businesses, trumped any real concern for the fate of followers taking to the streets—and being shot—in his support.
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Thousands of protesters are taking to the streets in London to protest President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's visit to the United Kingdom.
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"There was a lot of polarization about the World Cup, with some groups opposing it and taking to the streets to protest against it, which was surprising, because soccer is like a religion for Brazil ... we saw lots of people demonstrating against the tournament, even during the games," he told VICE Sports.
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If the awakening wrought by Malala about girl power seemed like a flash in the pan, the scenes of millions of people across the globe taking to the streets to demand urgent action on the escalating environmental emergency, inspired by the Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg, should make all of us, pay attention.
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In this case, it seems to say as much about the issue at hand as it does about Swift herself: Namely, that it's not so controversial That may seem like an odd thing to say about an issue so intractable that people are literally taking to the streets to stage a protest about it.
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It's been well documented that some fans chose to protest their club's run of occasional FA Cup wins and unbroken Champions League qualification, which is the equivalent of citizens from a wealthy first-world nation taking to the streets to object to the fact that they don't all live in mansions and drive Lamborghinis.
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Ethiopians are taking to the streets and to social media to protest their government's failure to find at least a dozen university students and five other people who were believed to have been kidnapped from a bus by masked men in December in the latest in a chain of ethnically driven conflicts.
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The entire world could use a refresher on how to be a neighborly person as the list of high-profile men accused of sexual misconduct grows, white nationalists are literally taking to the streets, and the president of the United States continues to call people names, at least one of which is a racial slur. Accurate!
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That bill has since been suspended, but mass protests have continued and broadened in scope with hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets over a range of issues, according to police and demonstrators, including greater democracy for Hong Kong, the resignation of the city's leader, Chief Executive Carrie Lam, and an inquiry into police brutality.
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In an interview with Fox News' "Fox and Friends" that aired Tuesday morning, presenter Brian Kilmeade asked Trump if he believed that President Obama was behind the recent protests where millions of people have been taking to the streets to oppose many of Trump's policies — including the ones that happened at town hall meetings last week.
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By Andres Martinez Casares and Andre Paultre PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - In impoverished Haiti, where access to clean water is tricky and education is lacking, Boy and Girl Scouts are taking to the streets with portable sinks to allow passersby to wash their hands and teach them the importance of doing so to ward off the novel coronavirus.
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"At a time when scientists are queuing up to warn about terrifying consequences if emissions keep rising, and school children are taking to the streets in their millions, what we have here in Madrid is a betrayal of people across the world," said Mohamed Adow, director of Power Shift Africa, a climate and energy think-tank in Nairobi.
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"At a time when scientists are queuing up to warn about terrifying consequences if emissions keep rising, and school children are taking to the streets in their millions, what we have here in Madrid is a betrayal of people across the world," said Mohamed Adow, director of Power Shift Africa, a climate and energy think-tank in Nairobi.
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The KKK is planning a victory parade for Trump in North Carolina The KKK is planning a victory parade for Trump in North Carolina While protestors in New York, Oregon, California, and other blue states are taking to the streets to rail against President-elect Donald Trump, a group of ardent Trump supporters is planning to celebrate by holding a victory parade.
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I'd heard passing comments all week about the threats posed by Black Lives Matter and the so-called antifa, and I wondered how we had reached a point where conservative white Americans fantasize about taking to the streets, bristling with weapons, flanked by fellow vigilantes, prepared to violently confront other Americans who are exercising their First Amendment rights to assembly and free speech.
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By Andres Martinez Casares and Andre Paultre PORT-AU-PRINCE, March 24 (Reuters) - In impoverished Haiti, where access to clean water is tricky and education is lacking, Boy and Girl Scouts are taking to the streets with portable sinks to allow passersby to wash their hands and teach them the importance of doing so to ward off the novel coronavirus.
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When asked by an audience member how he'll actually secure Medicare for All, or any of his ambitious policy plans, he offered up his stock response that it will require the masses taking to the streets: "Real change never takes place top down," he said, suggesting that the president really doesn't have the power to drive radical policy on his own.
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Now that the ceasefire has given Syrians a bit of breathing room and they have a break from the unrelenting onslaught of violence they've faced for five straight years, people are once again taking to the streets to voice their desire for democracy with some of the same fervor (albeit in much smaller numbers) they had back when the Syrian uprising first began in 2011.
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Buffy Wicks, a Democratic strategist who was an early field organizer for then-candidate Barack Obama in 2008 and was one of his senior aides in 2012, said there has been an unusual confluence of three factors: first time activists taking to the streets, criticism of Trump policies by business leaders who normally stay out of the fray and "huge surges in members and donations" for established Democratic organizations.
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Many of the things that the flower children from the Summer of Love advocated for, such as the environment and both gender and sexual equality, are hot-button issues that have our generation taking to the streets in the age of Trump Lend a helping hand: Residents who lived in a 24-story high-rise in West London are coping with loss after a massive fire engulfed the building yesterday.
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" Protestors now parking in street to block traffic, raising fiats & chanting 'black lives matter' — Bryn Stole (@BrynStole)July 6, 2016 People in Baton Rouge taking to the streets in response to the shooting of — Quencie (@StudioQTV)July 6, 2016 The Times-Picayune reported that some people the protest said "they were resigned to the idea that the race-fueled civil unrest visited upon cities like Baltimore and Ferguson, Mo., had finally arrived in Baton Rouge.
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"We will be taking to the streets opposing Trump's racism, themed areas will feature throughout the protest with climate justice, migrants' rights, anti-racism, Women's rights, LGBT rights, anti-war and trade union rights and many more," it continues Voice of America reports that protest organizers expect to see similar attendance as last year, and efforts are underway to bring back a giant blimp depicting Trump as an orange-skinned baby, per ABC News and Reuters.
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Outrage over Trump's immigrant ban helps ACLU raise more money online in one weekend than in all of 2016 Once again, images show colossal crowds taking to the streets against Trump About 150 flights canceled after Delta grounds U.S. flights Likely flash points with the GOP include $1203 trillion infrastructure plan Trump pushed during the campaign and a possible plan to impose a 20% border tax on imports from Mexico that the network's leaders say will drive up costs for consumers.
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We join a fight that has endured for decades, sharing our activism and voices in unison with existing groups across the country and taking to the streets of DC to highlight Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's deplorable stance (or lack thereof) when it comes to gun reform.
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