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Artists are Pushing Back Against the Elimination of Australia’s Federal Arts Department

The Whitney Museum and Its Visitors Question How to Respond to Renewed Protests

By Helen Holmes
Florida Town Of Parkland In Mourning, After Shooting At Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Kills 17

NJ Politics Digest: Students, Schools Prepare for Gun Protest Walk Outs

By Steve Cronin
Young girls joined together, anticipating the day they will be able to vote.

The Best Signs From the 2018 Women’s March

By Kaitlynn Keller
The NFL is supporting players who take a knee.

Trump Fumbles Most Dangerous Plot Yet: A Cultural War He Can’t Win

By Joe Lapointe
Abdou Razak of Togo demonstrates against Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé, who inherited the position from his father, but has since been re-elected twice. Protestors want him to step down immediately, and to revive a paragraph of the government's constitution stating that no politician should serve more than two terms.

Getty Captures Chaos of UN Protests in 9 Chillingly Powerful Images

By Kaitlyn Flannagan
Supporters of net neutrality protest FCC director Ajit V. Pai outside the American Enterprise Institute

Snapchat Joins Google, Amazon and Other Tech Giants In Fight for Free, Open Internet

By Alec M. Beresin
New York Times staff protest planned copy team cuts.

NY Times Employees Walk Out in Protest of Copy Team Cuts

By John Bonazzo
Hermann Nitsch's 150.Action performance on June 17 at the MONA Museum's Dark Mofo Festival in Hobart, Australia.

900 Gather to Witness Hermann Nitsch’s Blood-Filled Performance Art

By Alanna Martinez
During a sacrifice, King Attalus presses two words into the liver of the slaughtered animal. Engraving by Bernhard Rode, ca. 1780.

What’s the Big Deal With Animal Sacrifice for Art, Really?

By Alanna Martinez
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