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Mathilde, a resident at the rally, emphasized, "We need this street to be safer for all of our children. No one should have to be worried that their children are going to get hit by a car, just trying to cross the street."

Queens NYC Council Member Robert Holden stated, "The fact that a visibly sick horse like Ryder was allowed to work at all is unbelievable and inexcusable." Holden emphasized that current regulations fail to protect the horses, urging the City Council to take action. He criticized the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene for systemic failures in regulating the horse carriage industry, stating, "they fell asleep at the wheel on animal welfare." This sentiment was echoed by a juror from the recent animal abuse trial, who suggested the Department of Health should be held accountable.

Miaan Group has reported three cases of government spyware attacks against Iranians, involving two individuals in Iran and one in Europe, indicating that awareness of such threats is rising.

"It is even more special that this is being awarded by the University of Sussex as this is the county in which I grew up and one which holds a special place in my heart."

July is Disability Pride Month, commemorating July 26th, the date the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law in 1990.

If they had built the one-lane road diet that we were initially promised, you'd have cars going slower and a lane of parked cars protecting that bike lane.

The grainy surveillance video from Santana Row shows David Gutierrez surrounded and attacked by a group while he was innocently using his phone, leading to his tragic murder.

Convincing young people to remain chaste until marriage is a hard sell, especially at the Jersey shore, known for horniness and drunkenness.

"He's a martyr for human rights, for the decent right of housing for everyone," said Roberto Flores, who is not related to Benito.

"The Compton Cafeteria Riot became a symbol of queer resistance, even before the more well-known Stonewall Uprisings. The advocates want to turn it into a more community-oriented space."

The Manhattan Statement on Higher Education calls for making universities accountable by revoking public benefits if they engage in social and political activism.

Fifty-nine Ukrainian non-governmental organizations have issued a joint call to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy regarding an investigation of an anti-corruption campaigner that has provoked widespread outrage. The organizations criticized the case as indicative of corruption issues remaining unresolved in Ukraine.

Campaigners are forced to present their case for basic human dignity, arguing that disabled individuals deserve the right to eat cleanly and maintain their hygiene.

The recent UK Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of "woman" has had dangerous consequences for transgender individuals, gender-non-conforming people and cisgender women.

O'Donnell has pointed out that Trump is emboldening like-minded individuals. She emphasized her experience as part of a larger trend involving threats against artists and activists.

What they're doing in their art is what people could probably stand to do more in their lives: to really speak truth to power. And, you know, Kneecap are not terrorists; what is terroristic is, you know, 20,000 dead Palestinian children.

Swire's efforts against freeway widening have drawn significant anger from the San Mateo County Transportation Authority, leading to attempts to block his reappointment to the Community Advisory Committee.

The University of Michigan's $3 million security budget included over $800,000 for surveillance of pro-Palestinian activists, using agents to harass and prosecute students.

Her activism and art are as intertwined as the elements composing the work itself, which she has at times termed "fabric collages": layers of cut-up textiles organized into complex figurative compositions.

The exhibition, titled GAZAGAZAGAZA, features more than 400 donated works by over 200 artists from 35 countries, aiming to challenge the art world's silence on the Palestinian situation.

Oakland Critical Mass occurs every first Friday of the month at 8 pm, starting from the BikeLink lockers at 14th and Broadway, ending at 23rd and Telegraph.

Siegel, accused in the aftermath of inciting a riot, later had his license to practice law denied by the State Bar of California. He successfully sued, taking the case to the state Supreme Court and winning. The case set an important precedent for determining the moral character of attorneys.

Led by six steers, a group of bulls charged through the 846-metre course while up to 4,000 runners, dressed in white with red sashes, attempted the perilous dash.

The American Civil Rights Movement defined the 1960s, a period marked by Jim Crow laws, segregation, and escalating violence against Black Americans.

The first trip is a five-day adventure at Zion National Park and The Grand Canyon, starting at $1,446, hosted by activists Alex Haraus and Wawa Gatheru.

Perfect Victims is a polemic asserting the Palestinian right to self-defense. It's also a repudiation of the media's racist insistence that Palestinians must, above all else, consider the feelings of those carrying out their annihilation.

The POS big fugly bill represents a $3.3 trillion increase to the deficit over the next decade, causing discontent within the Freedom Caucus of the GOP.

A gnawing sense of angst seems to have descended upon us. We seem polarized and distrustful, worried and pessimistic. Faculty and students reflect those trends.

The National Security Law protects the light of our city, these children rap. But the people targeted by the law say it's anything but anodyne.