
Katie Benner
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5 days ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Benner |Alessandro Marazzi Sassoon |Jamie McGee |Valerie Crowder
For some families who gathered this weekend at Fort Benning in Georgia, the past few days have served as a solemn reminder of the unsettling emotions military service can bring. On Friday, a group of Army enlistees graduated from basic training. On Saturday, President Trump bombed Iran. On Sunday, service members and their loved ones pondered an uncertain future. “People can lose their life, so I’m worried,” said Michele Bixby, 24, of upstate New York, whose brother had just graduated.
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2 weeks ago |
seattletimes.com | Katie Benner |Luis Ferré-Sadurní |Jenna Fisher
At a protest in St. Louis on Wednesday called “March to Defend Immigrant Rights,” participants chanted, “From Ferguson to Palestine, occupation is a crime!” invoking unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, over police brutality in 2014 and Palestinian freedom. The scene encapsulated how the left’s decades-long embrace of intersectionality — the concept that all oppressed people are linked — gives the protest movement large numbers of supporters but also can create a cacophony of messages.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Benner
Organizers see a traditional day for labor marches as an opportunity to show growing opposition to the Trump administration's agenda. Protesters are expected to gather in more than 1,000 cities and towns across the country on Thursday to oppose President Trump's plans to cut education funding, rollback workers' rights and carry out mass deportations.
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2 months ago |
telegraphindia.com | Shaila Dewan |Minho Kim |Katie Benner
They came out in defence of national parks and small businesses, public education and health care for veterans, abortion rights and fair elections. They marched against tariffs and oligarchs, dark money and fascism, the deportation of legal immigrants and the department of government efficiency. Demonstrators had no shortage of causes as they gathered in towns and cities across the country on Saturday to protest President Trump’s agenda.
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2 months ago |
mahoningmatters.com | Katie Benner
WASHINGTON Opponents of President Donald Trump held protests around the country Saturday to oppose the president’s slash-and-burn attack on federal health care programs, government workers and the rule of law, a message that they say appeals to a politically diverse set of Americans. The “Hands Off!” mass action was organized by Indivisible, MoveOn and several other groups that led protests about abortion rights, gun violence and racial justice during the first Trump administration.
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