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Gathering before DC WOMEN'S STRIKE RALLY in front of the US Supreme Court along First Street between East Capitol Street and Maryland Avenue, NE, Washington DC on Monday afternoon, 24 June 2024 by Elvert Barnes Protest Photography
2nd Anniversary of the Overturning of Roe v. Wade 2024 Project
Learn about DC WOMENS STRIKE 2024 at action.womensmarch.com/events/dc-women-s-strike
Learn about WOMENS STRIKE 2024 at action.womensmarch.com/events/women-s-strike-2024
Elvert Barnes ABORTION RIGHTS PROTESTS 2024 at elvertxbarnes.com/abortionprotests
Elvert Barnes 2024 PROTESTS at elvertxbarnes.com/protests
Elvert Barnes June 2024 at exbphoto.com/2024
Live in concert @ Legend Club, Milano (Italy) - 1 Jul 2016
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Protest the Hero is a Canadian progressive metal band from Whitby, Ontario.[3] Originally named Happy Go Lucky,[4] the band changed their name to Protest the Hero shortly before releasing their debut EP, Search for the Truth, in 2002. In 2005, the band released their first full-length album Kezia on the indie label Underground Operations.
On January 23, 2006, the band signed with Vagrant Records for Kezia's American release on April 4, 2006. Their second full-length album, Fortress was released by Underground Operations in Canada and by Vagrant Records worldwide on January 29, 2008.[5] The band released their third studio album, Scurrilous, on March 22, 2011.
Expressing frustrations with record labels, in January of 2013 the band announced that they would crowdfund their fourth full-length album.[6] The Indiegogo campaign was a runaway success, and the independently-released Volition debuted on October 29, 2013, distributed with the help of Razor & Tie.
Protestas durante el primer dia en que se lleva a cabo la Psu, luego de que esta fuera aplazada en su fecha inicial de rendicion
A female protester holding a banner that reads "Down with military rule" and "the revolution will continue if we put the rights of martyrs first." Protesters marched to the 6th of October Bridge in Cairo to demonstrate against the ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces.
Tibetan Protest , March 10, 2008, NYC
Go to www.wearetibet.org for more information.
Tibetan Protest of the chinese occupation that has killed 1.2 million Tibetans and destroyed 6000 monasteries.
Prescription bottles and paperwork were strewn across West Ohio Street Saturday morning, May 30, 2020, after the CVS at 175 N. Illinois St. was looted during protests Friday night into Saturday morning.
"Complete the Mission First...THEN Bring Them Home" is what the large banner reads. The counter protestors were so thoroughly mixed in with the protestors that the people who were there to support the troops made the biggest statement.
Curt Vang, Kommunistiska partiet, Gislaved, och Joni Väyrynen, ordförande för Kommunistiska Partiet i Värnamo.
Images from the rally in Stornoway protesting against the Scottish Government's cuts to the Road Equivalent Tariff (RET).
The second annual Border Convergence, organized by the School of the Americas Watch, was held in Nogales, AZ, and Nogales, Sonora, on Nov. 10-12. A vigil was held Friday night outside the for-profit federal detention center near Eloy, AZ. On Saturday, there was a procession to "The Wall" in Nogales, with participants on both side of the barrier. Same on Sunday, with a mass of remembrance for the dead and a puppet show on the AZ side. See www.soaw.org/border/workshops-forums-2/ for more information about the Encuentro. Another will be held in Nogales again this fall.
Moscow, 26.02.2012 - Thousands of people took to the streets protest against the expected return of Putin to the Kremlin in next month's election.
Spiral Q's 23rd annual Peoplehood Parade offers people of every neighborhood to represent their work and their communities to walk in solidarity with each other as they celebrate those living and working at the forefront of fighting against oppression and discrimination.
Peoplehood is not just an an event, it is also a beautiful art-making and community building process that takes hundreds of artists, activists, adults, children, and community members to create. Peoplehood is shaped by the people who create it.
For more information and to donate: www.spiralq.org/peoplehood23/
Some photos of duelling protests from Macalester College campus. On the North side of Grand, a prowar barbeque. On the South side of Grand, an antiwar... uh, people standing with signs. If there'd been real snow on the ground still, I totally would've tried to start a snowball fight in the grand Macalester tradition.
Also? You'll notice one side of the street looks a LOT more like a conglomeration of Macalester students, and the other a LOT more like a couple students in the middle of a random group of people who decided to set up shop there. I'm hoping because it was a large space they could set up on, not because it's a school well known for its commitment to antiwar activism, international studies, and is a campus guaranteed to have a few Iraqis and a large number of assorted other Middle Easterners around. Because that would mean they were just trying to piss people off.
On MLK Jr. Day, Monday, January 20 at 5:00 PM, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, over a dozen progressive community organizations from across Philadelphia descended on City Hall at the Catto Statue as a show of solidarity with the struggle for Black liberation and self-determination. Supporting organizations noted the inauguration of Donald Trump also occurred on that day and took a stand against the white supremacist, imperialist and misogynist system that he is the latest representative of. The Philadelphia Anti-Imperialist Alliance calls for a world transformation that does not rely on oppression and imperialism.
At City Hall, the crowd of over 250 people braved frigid temperatures to hear speakers from Workers World Party, Philadelphia Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression and the
Students for Justice in Palestine Coalition.
The march paused at 11th and Market to listen to speakers from the Save Chinatown Coalition and Health Care Workers for Palestine.
The march ended at 5th and Market, where Anakbayan, Friends of Congo and Industrial Workers of the World also spoke.
The assassination of Dr. King in 1968 as he organized sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee, was a naked act of state violence aimed at preventing his revolutionary work of uniting poor and working people in support of Black liberation. His lifetime fight against what he called the “triple evils” of U.S. racism, economic exploitation, and militarism is one we continue today. Rather than recite quotes in an empty attempt to show solidarity, we call upon all to join together against inhumane immigration policies, in support of health care as a human right, call out those who want to undermine Black history, call out those who erode voting rights, demand the resources we need to solve our climate crisis and end U.S. imperialism that makes us all less safe.
We are more than a year into the brutal U.S./Israeli-led genocide in Palestine and hundreds of years into the existence of the U.S. empire that Dr. King understood to be the “greatest purveyor of violence in the world today.” Regardless of which party sits in the white people’s house in Washington DC., we understand that local and international repression and violence will continue unabated unless we unite and organize.
The struggle against imperialism must continue until all colonized and oppressed people are free! Until all political prisoners are at home! Until all occupied lands–from Lenapehoking and Palestine to Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo to Puerto Rico, Haiti to the Philippines–are returned! Until all people have access to the basic human rights of housing, food, clean water, free healthcare and education!
Contact phillyallianceagainstimpe@gmail.com
for more information on how to join this dynamic anti-imperialist coalition.
In Taylor Square, Darlinghurst.
With the banners for the French Film Festival, 2013 which runs till 24 March.
"Liberty, Fraternity, Equality" etc!
Luke Hoskin of Protest The Hero at a Jägermeister sponsored after party for The Juno Awards at The The Red Room in Vancouver on March 29th, 2009.
Common Cause protests outside News Corp. shareholders meeting with message to"Get corporate money outta politics."
Another attempt at photojournalism.
Taken January 12, 2009 at Civic Center in San Francisco. This protest follows the shooting of Oscar Grant at the Oakland Fruitvale Bart Station by a Bart police officer on January 1, 2009.
The protest was about a hundred people with police watching over from across the street.