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all, you can see video shared on social media, a large plume of smoke, there are witnesses who say there were several air strikes, is one of the eight refugee camps in gaza, a densely populated place. although it was repeatedly targeted early on in the war, there are a senior hamas figures who have been based there, and are based there, and now people really felt much safer, they had gone back to this part of the camp there was more intact, a little more inland and you can see that the...

The rich history of art as protest is a forceful feature of a progressive-leaning Iowa organization that’s been elevating the medium in the months ahead of what is expected to be among the most contentious of American elections. The art is as strong as the passions for politically minded people, from liberal to independent, gathering […] The post Inside angle: The power of hand-made political protest poster art in a digital age appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

Article: Black Protest: When Freedom and Madness Converge - Essay on the treatment of black Americans sent to Crownsville Hospital in Maryland. Antonia Hylton has written a book, Madness: Race and Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum.

To justify the restrictions, governments run a fear factory.

"Music of the Mind," a retrospective at Tate Modern dedicated to Yoko Ono, is on view until September 1, 2024.

It’s not surprising that there are monthly pro-Ukrainian protests in Sacramento, a city with the third-largest Ukrainian population in U.S. What is surprising? How many protesters are Russian.

Limited series will be based on the forthcoming memoir from founding member Nadya Tolokonnikova

Inter Yapim is in post-production on brutal revenge saga “Sayara,” directed by Turkish horror genre specialist Can Evrenol, whose film “Baskin” premiered in TIFF’s Midnight Madness section. The Istanbul-based company has dropped a teaser for “Sayara,” which is being packaged as both a four-episode miniseries and a dark 90-minute horror thriller. Variety has been given …

The exhibition entitled "Unconditional Care: Listening to People's Health Needs" is on display through Sept. 21.

'While the teachers are detained, the classrooms will be closed,' reads one artist's painting on a wall. Khiaban Tribune via InstagramA recent rise in activism in Iran has added a new chapter to the country’s long-standing history of murals and other public art. But as the sentiments being expressed in those works have changed, the government’s view of them has shifted, too. The ancient Persians, who lived in what is now Iran, adorned their palaces, temples and tombs...