As Netanyahu’s right-wing government dismantles Israeli democracy, a once apolitical psychologist describes her political awakening and her nation’s.
Protests
Graham Crackers
A peaceful march in Graham, N.C. met by police violence, and a Supreme Court ruling underscore the threats to the right to peacefully assemble.
The Voices of Protesters Are Being Heard in Minnesota
State officials have moved to seek justice for George Floyd and his family.
When COVID-19 Ends, Mass Protests Against Dictators Will Return
The pandemic can’t shield repressive—or inept—regimes forever.
An Uprising in Lebanon
Beirut has long been plagued by corruption. The next generation has already had enough.
Springtime in Algeria?
Algerians are demanding an open democracy. But the weight of a corrupt leader is holding them back.
How the Opposition Can Wound Trump
The first step is understanding why exactly people support him.
Notes From the Resistance
Dissent is coming from all sides for President Trump, even from his own State Department.
Democrats Hold a Muted Protest Against Trump’s Ban
They’re trying to fight the only way they can.
From Protests to Resistance
Grassroots organization is the key to fighting Trump.

