Juggalos marched on Washington and it got emotional Juggalos marched on Washington and it got emotional WASHINGTON — Juggalos just want to be able to listen to their favorite band in peace.
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She marched on Saturday with Al Gore's Climate Reality Project.
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More than a million Americans marched on Saturday, March 24.
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On Sunday, they marched on St. Peter's Square for them.
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The GIs marched on the jail and a standoff ensued.
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As the protesters marched on, many officers thanked McGrath effusively.
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Even before that, Roman soldiers marched on the left hand side.
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As time marched on, my mind raced a mile a minute.
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She first marched on Washington with her family as a child.
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It failed after regular army troops marched on the capital Ouagadougou.
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The white supremacists who marched on Charlottesville reject these American ideals.
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I masked my feelings and marched on with a determination to succeed.
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By the numbers, per the BBC: Roughly 125,000 people marched on Saturday.
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They marched on the C.N.E. to protest, and clashed with security forces.
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Robert Baratheon marched on the capitol after his victory at the Trident.
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As time marched on, the debate inside the halls of Congress raged.
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Those who marched on Saturday are the heirs to this vile legacy.
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Life marched on: children, Little League, always looking for the next job.
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That was clear when they marched on the U.S. embassy on Dec.
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New Zealand protesters marched on Parliament in the country's capital of Wellington.
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Fifteen thousand Abdullah supporters marched on the Arg to protest the election.
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In October, hundreds of soldiers marched on his palace demanding more pay.
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The Republican primary is effectively over, but Mr. Trump has marched on regardless.
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Members of the 2e Regiment Etranger d'Infanterie de la Legion Etrangere marched on.
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Woods, often profane and enraged in such circumstances, said nothing and marched on.
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As the centuries marched on, so did the Rio Grande's names and uses.
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Protesters demanding more funding for the service marched on Prime Minister May's office.
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They estimate that around 1 percent of all Americans marched on January 20.
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Nicks, along with Fleetwood Mac, fell out of favor as the '80s marched on.
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Protesters demanding more funding for the service marched on Prime Minister Theresa May's office.
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Hundred of mostly young Latino protesters marched on Los Angeles City Hall Wednesday night.
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Protesters marched on Lâncome's stores, forcing every outlet in Hong Kong to temporarily close.
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Despite being diagnosed with stage 503 pancreatic cancer earlier this year, he's marched on.
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Spieth dipped his head with each disappointment and marched on to the next tee.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters marched on Saturday to protest the Trump administration's actions.
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Yet Democrats marched on to hand us a partisan impeachment simply doomed to fail.
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The various requests WikiLeaks made of Trump Jr. grew increasingly bizarre as time marched on.
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Many marched on South Africa's parliament to complain about high college fees, among other things.
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Several protestors who marched on the parliament in Kampala Monday to protest were reportedly detained.
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On March 14th student demonstrators descended into Freetown and marched on the seat of government.
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The British marched on Washington, D.C., in August 1814 after the Americans attacked York, Ontario.
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That is why we marched on Washington; that is why we will keep on marching.
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Tens of thousands of Klansmen in white robes marched on the National Mall in Washington.
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" Several of the protesters marched on Friday under the slogan "What Are We Waiting For?
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The ministry said that, nationwide, 187,000 people had marched on Thursday, including 23,000 in Paris.
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The minister said that nationwide 452,0003 people had marched on Thursday, including 56,000 in Paris.
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Since the LNA marched on Tripoli nearly a year ago, fighting has displaced 150,000 people.
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I grew up in the '60s and I marched on Washington against the Vietnam War.
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They marched on the same path that white supremacists had taken with torches the previous Friday.
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Many marched on Saturday and Sunday in solidarity with the survivors and victims of the shooting.
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In World War l, I marched on the Marne and held the line at Belleau Wood.
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When Hirschfeld was out of Germany on tour, the Nazi student group marched on the Institute.
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Between 800,000 and a million people marched on the National Mall in 1993 for LGBT rights.
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One percent of Anchorage, Alaska, marched, on a snowy day with a high of 14 degrees.
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Around 2:30pm, the protesters marched on Place d'Italie square, in the southeast of the capital.
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The medics, wearing white gowns and surgical caps, then marched on to the Finance Ministry headquarters.
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On the 6 May 1968, some 20,000 students, teachers, and other supporters marched on the Sorbonne.
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I felt like my father, who years earlier, marched on Washington to protest the Vietnam War.
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Perhaps. Love it or hate it, Wilson's manner did not waver as the season marched on.
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Thousands of farmers marched on New Delhi on Tuesday to demand better prices for their produce.
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Malcolm X and several hundred protesters marched on the police precinct, demanding Hinton get medical attention.
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They've tweeted at Trump, marched on Washington and Tallahassee, and called out the National Rifle Association.
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The protests became fractious when 4,000 people marched on the Chinese government's liaison office in the city.
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Thousands marched on Sunday against a new law that bans people from wearing face masks in public.
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Protesters marched on bases of the hashd, the militia that increasingly acts as the elite's praetorian guard.
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The night Fields arrived, hundreds of white supremacists carrying tiki torches marched on the University of Virginia.
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On April 25th, the anniversary of the initial quake, protesters demanding faster reconstruction marched on government buildings.
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Just over two weeks after the cheerleaders first took a knee, dozens of students marched on campus.
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The biblical Gideonites marched on their foes armed with only trumpets and tambourines and other musical instruments.
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Los Angeles A group marched on City Hall, where they torched a giant effigy of Trump's head.
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On Sunday, Sanders supporters marched on both the Democratic party's headquarters and the Bellagio Hotel in protest.
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Last Saturday, 0003,000 people marched on Washington in support of women's rights and against the Trump presidency.
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Led by their mascot, the Irish Wolfhound Domhnall, 350 soldiers marched on the Parade Square at Cavalry Barracks.
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To be a supermodel means to fulfill the duties of the catwalks that've been marched on before them.
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In Paris, several thousand marched on Saturday beside symbols of power such as the National Assembly and Senate.
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On January 6th protesters marched on the presidential palace to deliver a petition for Mr Bashir to resign.
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And earlier this month, students marched on campus to protest how the university has handled the Tyndall case.
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What went down The mob marched on the Bastille, where its governor, Bernard-Rene de Launay, cowered within.
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On January 2000, 220, thousands of students marched on Washington as a part of the historic Women's March.
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And yet, as the 2000s marched on, movies continued to include the completely fictional, and increasingly absurd, noises.
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At the Battle of Zappolino, some 32,000 Bolognese marched on 7,000 Modenese — and were chased from the battlefield.
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On Friday night, around 100 white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia campus and chanted Nazi slogans.
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But since becoming the nominee-apparent, the Donald has merrily marched on down a path that marginalizes him.
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During last summer as the committee investigation marched on, Schiff and Conaway held weekly meetings about the investigation.
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We stowed the remaining cheese, crackers and the mini jam jar, pulled on our packs and marched on.
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Terry McAuliffe to declare a state of emergency, as police marched on the scene ordering protesters to disperse.
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We stowed the remaining cheese, crackers and the mini jam jar, pulled on our packs and marched on.
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Over one million people, or one in seven people in the city, marched on Sunday against the bill.
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As the investigation marched on, the Raskins dealt almost exclusively with Quarles over months of back and forth talks.
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After the man's funeral, dozens of angry villagers marched on the sanctuary, armed with knives, shovels, hammers and clubs.
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Protesters marched on the bank's Lower Manhattan headquarters last month to demand a president who would represent working people.
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By defeating him, they prove how formidable a force they would be if they marched on the Golden City.
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Mike Lameki, a human rights activist in Kolwezi, said the miners marched on the governor's office around 7 a.m.
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They marched on foot through rough terrain to isolated camps in the jungle, which they then set about clearing.
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Some 5,000 suffragettes and supporters of women's rights marched on Washington to advocate for equal voting rights for women.
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In Lower Manhattan, workers marched on Broadway starting at Zuccotti Park, where Occupy Wall Street protesters camped in 2011.
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They had organized on Facebook, marched on the State House and threatened to walk out of classrooms en masse.
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About 45 minutes later, Patriot Prayer demonstrators marched on the sidewalks and clashed with Antifa protesters, according to KOIN-TV .
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Syphilis was first recorded among the troops of King Charles VIII of France's as they marched on Naples in 1495.
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Scott met with Trump on Wednesday to discuss the topic, especially after Trump defended white supremacists who marched on Charlottesville.
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Trump has also in the past defended white supremacy, especially after neo-Nazis marched on Charlottesville, Virginia, killing one counterprotester.
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In 1993, between 800,000 and 1 million people marched on Washington, D.C.'s National Mall in support of LGBT rights.
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Mike Lameki, a human rights activist in Kolwezi, said the miners marched on the governor's office at around 7 a.m.
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Last year students demanding free education marched on Zuma's offices in the capital Pretoria, prompting him to freeze fee increases.
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In April, hundreds of young Peruvian women marched on the Plaza de San Martín in the capital city of Lima.
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As the series had marched on, something had become unbelievable about this foursome staying glued together as a friend unit.
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On July 21, she and other teen activists marched on Washington, D.C., to demand leaders enact long-term climate solutions.
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Decay marched on: One of two playgrounds was turned into a parking lot for people working on the Queensboro Bridge.
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Instead, most of the Yellow Vests marched on a preapproved route from southern Paris up to the Sacré-Coeur cathedral.
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Democratic Tsunami was behind a massive protest on Monday when demonstrators marched on Barcelona airport, causing dozens of flight cancellations.
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The Great American Jobs Machine marched on in 2019, with an average of 180,000 jobs a month added (through November).
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All the while, Grab marched on and it notably refueled its tanks with over $2.5 billion in additional funding from investors.
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Pascual, a strawberry picker from Mexico, and other farmworkers marched on Hollywood streets in solidarity with women in entertainment in November.
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Lin's compatriot and women's singles champion Li Xuerui also marched on, defeating the United States' Iris Wang 21-16 21-12.
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More than 200 migrants marched on Foggia from their camp, known as the "Great Ghetto", some 10 km (6 miles) away.
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Galyamina, the Moscow city councillor, marched on Sunday holding copies of Russia's constitution which she said was imperiled by Putin's reforms.
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They marched on Monday, the final weekday of the Kentucky legislative session, to voice their frustrations over changes to their pensions.
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Two days after Heather Heyer's death, Trump finally condemned, in a scripted statement, the racist hate groups that marched on Charlottesville.
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Tens of thousands of protesters, led by student and labor groups, marched on the Blue House on April 22009, demanding Rhee's resignation.
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This year, Margolin and other young activists marched on Washington, D.C., to demand elected representatives stop taking money from fossil fuel companies.
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The employees it affects disagree: when the bill was announced, teachers marched on the Capitol; other workers swarmed legislators' town-hall meetings.
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On October 19th a million-strong army of People's Vote supporters marched on Westminster beneath a sea of gold and blue standards.
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The women of my mother's generation were revolutionaries; they called each other comrade and marched on the streets demanding independence for Bangladesh.
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The night before, hundreds of white supremacists carrying tiki torches marched on the University of Virginia in Charlottesville in a grim spectacle.
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Attendees and panelists discussed how they'd work with President Trump and congress and organize, and many even marched on Boston's Copley Square.
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On Monday, mourners and protestors marched on the Bay Area streets with a number of small fights breaking out amongst the crowd.
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In the wake of Donald Trump officially taking office, millions have protested and marched on the streets of cities around the country.
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Leaders of government workers' unions marched on the ministries of finance and labor in Harare on Tuesday to present their wage demands.
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RELATED: Sanders faces frustrated crowd at race forum in Minneapolis "He was there when Dr. King marched on Washington," a narrator says.
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For the first time, an army of Romans had marched on their fellow Romans in a battle for control of the Republic.
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As the years marched on, we see a refinement of style — objects showcase less playful figuration and focus more on modernist forms.
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Social justice is incredibly important to me, I marched on Washington for choice, but that's not what I do for a living.
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Protesters marched on Goldman Sachs' headquarters in New York on Tuesday in a rally against Wall Street's involvement in President Donald Trump's administration.
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An entire European soccer league has been indefinitely suspended after the president of a club marched on to the field with a gun.
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The turning point, perhaps, was when hundreds of thousands of Hefazat supporters marched on Dhaka in 2013, demanding the hanging of atheist bloggers.
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After the Lannister army had marched on Highgarden and beaten the weedy Tyrell forces, Jamie went to visit Lady Olenna in her room.
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The suffragettes kept fighting for the votes for decades, and even marched on both New York and Washington, D.C. in 1912 and 1913.
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The day white supremacists and Insane Clown Posse fans both marched on Washington, prompting widespread calls on social media for a Juggalo vs.
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Angered by the city's decision, torch-wielding demonstrators marched on the city, drawing condemnation from its leaders who regarded the protest as intimidation.
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But no one marched on Washington or other cities to demand that the government cover the health care expenses of millions of Americans.
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That's why I joined the hundreds of families like mine who marched on Washington on Tuesday, the six-month anniversary of Hurricane Maria.
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Brushing off the sting of embarrassment, the photographer and reporter marched on, and by sundown they had rounded up 289 romantically involved duos.
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Abrahams said she was "treated like a criminal" and told to leave India before being marched on to a plane bound for Dubai.
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Last month, a cleric who specializes in spewing hate against minorities marched on Islamabad with his followers to put pressure on the government.
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Thousands of demonstrators marched on the compound where Mugabe and his wife are holed up after the military seized power earlier this week.
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In 1913, when thousands of suffragists marched on Washington to agitate for the vote, black women were instructed to march in the back.
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But of all the people who marched on Washington last month, they may be among the best positioned to reach across that aisle.
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Confederate imagery has come under increased scrutiny in recent weeks after neo-Nazis and white supremacists marched on Charlottesville, Virginia, leaving three dead.
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On November 30th, for the third time in three months, hundreds of thousands of farmers marched on Delhi to demand debt relief and more.
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In 1989, after the crushing of far more widespread pro-democracy demonstrations, they marched on American streets to vent their anger at the bloodshed.
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Parkland students have become synonymous with activism, having marched on the state Capitol in Tallahassee and the steps of the US Capitol in Washington.
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As spring marched on and other TV shows wrapped up for the season, the internet slowly became everyone's peer group, pressuring them into watching.
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When neo-Nazis and white supremacists marched on Charlottesville, Virginia, VICE News was on the ground to document the weekend of violence they triggered.
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He attended and heard Reverend Dr. William Barber II of the North Carolina NAACP speak as they marched on the Robert E. Lee statue.
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He announced a new shadow Cabinet following the resignations, his supporters marched on Parliament to protest the effort to depose him as Labour leader.
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In 21.5, demonstrators backed by local politicians marched on drilling sites demanding jobs and other benefits, forcing Tullow to halt work for two weeks.
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But that did nothing to satisfy the opposition and union activists who marched on Congress again on Monday as lawmakers debated the proposal inside.
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The members of the Kenya Medical Practitioners Pharmacists and Dentists' Union, all working for state hospitals, marched on to another part of the capital.
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Lyon, with significant investment from its owner, Jean-Michel Aulas, has marched on its rivals by outspending any other team in the women's game.
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History: Some historians are comparing the atmosphere to that of the 1930s, when fascistic leagues threatened France's democracy and marched on the National Assembly.
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Thousands of students walked out of classes and marched on Capitol Hill in support of gun law changes one month after the deadly shooting.
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"I am deeply saddened and disturbed by the hateful behavior displayed by torch-bearing protesters that marched on our Grounds this evening," Sullivan said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Since November of 2018, tens of thousands of protesters have marched on French city streets every Saturday.
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It has been more than five decades since Martin Luther King Jr. marched on the Capitol and gave his "I Have a Dream" speech.
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For example, how many people who marched on Saturday didn't vote, didn't attend a single Clinton event or rally -- or didn't donate to any candidate?
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Just two years ago, they forcefully marched on Washington to protest the election of an alleged sexual predator to the highest office in the land.
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Unhappy farmers recently marched on the capital in New Delhi and in Mumbai, the country's financial center, to demand loan forgiveness and higher crop prices.
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Groups throughout the nation marched on Thursday to support the inquiry of Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, and to protest Mr. Whitaker's appointment.
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On the very day before he became secretary for war, angry troops marched on the War Office in Whitehall, protesting orders to go to France.
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Beto O'Rourke and El Paso County Judge Veronica Escobar — marched on Tornillo on Father's Day to protest the separation of migrant children from their parents.
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In response, roughly 100 protesters, many draped in Confederate garb, marched on campus Saturday to pay tribute to those monuments that honor fallen Confederate soldiers.
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In 1997, during an earlier war, rebels marched on Kinshasa in old gumboots; child soldiers shot Kalashnikovs at fleeing government troops and took the capital.
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The Klan members and Nazis that marched on the city aren't a part of respectable or mainstream politics, and certainly not in the Republican Party.
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Hundreds of students in Maryland walked out of class and marched on Congress and the White House to demand action on gun control on Wednesday.
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Abortion rights activists on Sunday marched on the Alabama state capital in Birmingham to protest that state's new law, which would take effect in two months.
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WOMEN across the globe marched on January 21st to protest the new American president, affirm their (threatened) rights and reject the divisive rhetoric of contemporary politics.
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I began at the crack of dawn with the call of the cockerel and time marched on with its scorching yellow sun and milky blue nights.
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But after demonstrations in Emancipation Park and downtown Charlottesville ignited skirmishes between opposing groups, police in riot gear marched on the scene to disperse the crowds.
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Angry protesters, many of them women, marched on the Capitol, bearing sarcastic signs that mocked the governor as a repressive, fatherlike figure from a bygone era.
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Several Democratic candidates this week marked the anniversary of the Charlottesville rally, when white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia campus chanting anti-Semitic slogans.
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In 2014 thousands of Khan's supporters marched on the capital Islamabad to demand Nawaz Sharif's resignation amid claims of vote-rigging during previous year's general elections.
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This costume comes a few weeks after thousands of people marched on New York City in the Global Climate Strike to raise awareness about climate change.
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Colombian unions, student groups and other protesters marched on Thursday against rumored economic reform plans and amid rising discontent with the government of President Ivan Duque.
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At dusk, a smaller group of counterdemonstrators also marched on the offices of the Catalan public radio station to show their support for a unified Spain.
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And while the pace of hiring slowed to 155,000 from October's above-average showing, the parade of payroll gains marched on uninterrupted for the 98th month.
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"Bouchachi can secure the voices of tens of thousands of protesters," said electronics student Ali Larbaoui, who has marched on most Fridays since the protests began.
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Last year, hundreds of environmentalists marched on Malaysia's parliament demanding changes to the constitution and laws to step up punishments for forest-clearing, corruption and pollution.
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And like the women who marched on Washington and the students in Parkland, Florida, West Virginia teachers have decided to take matters into their own hands.
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Like so many other students, they wrote speeches and op-ed essays calling for gun control, they painted posters and they marched on their State Capitol.
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Although it wasn't clear, the president seemed to indicate that it was the protesters who marched on the embassy who were trying to blow it up.
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In April 2017, masked protesters marched on the factory holding crosses that read "Coca-Cola kills us" and demanding that the government shut the plant down.
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In 1967, members of the writers' union held a conference espousing their opposition to censorship, and students had marched on Prague Castle to protest conditions in dormitories.
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Still, Mayer marched on today, getting all kinds of questions about Yahoo's future, a future that she will likely not be a part of and very soon.
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Hundreds marched on Saturday along Caracas's Francisco Fajardo highway, one of city's major routes, while some flanked a gigantic sign that read "Elections Now" over an overpass.
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For instance, in 1997 hundreds of thousands of men who were members of the Promise Keepers, a Christian men's organization that champions conservative values, marched on Washington.
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Hundreds of people marched on the streets of Harare on Wednesday against government plans to introduce local bank notes, as authorities grapple with a serious dollar crunch.
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Earlier this month, hundreds of environmentalists marched on Malaysia's parliament demanding changes to the constitution and laws to step up punishments for forest-clearing, corruption and pollution.
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Countries that criticize Israel must ask themselves how they would expect their security forces to react if terrorists armed with rifles and explosives marched on their borders.
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This came a day after Tiki-torch carrying members of white supremacist groups marched on the University of Virginia, where they surrounded a statue of Thomas Jefferson.
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In 2014, thousands of Khan's supporters marched on the capital Islamabad to demand Nawaz Sharif's resignation amid claims of vote-rigging during the previous year's general elections.
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In 1917, for example, more than 255 prostitutes marched on Central Methodist Church in San Francisco to protest an anti-prostitution campaign led by the church's pastor.
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The rumors quickly spread on social media and escalated violence across the capital on Saturday afternoon, culminating when several thousand students marched on the Awami League office.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (Reuters) - Thousands of North Carolina teachers marched on the state Capitol on Wednesday calling for higher pay, greater spending on education and better working conditions.
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More than 85033,000 people who are part of India's LGBTQ community and its supporters reportedly marched on Friday against a new citizenship law that favors non-Muslims.
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They marched on a route that took them around a park that includes two restored oil derricks that once pumped oil from a source beneath the Capitol.
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Tens of thousands of protesters waved US flags and marched on the US Consulate in Hong Kong in a bid to get help from the Trump administration.
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And the Tea Party became a mainstream political group as it disrupted politicians' town hall meetings and marched on Washington, DC. Or consider the civil rights movement.
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The Rebellion came to a head when Shays marched on the Federal Armory at Springfield with 703,500 men, intending to coordinate a simultaneous attack with Day's forces.
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The idea that there are people out there who would have gone and marched on Washington but instead stayed home to watch John Oliver—it's just so stupid.
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While activists in favor of same-sex marriage marched on Monday, protests against gay marriage, which included Tijuana's new Roman Catholic archbishop, drew huge crowds over the weekend.
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Now, he's stepping out, like some other scientists who marched on Washington in April or are considering running for public office, because he feels science is under siege.
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And when the Allies eventually marched on German factories, production of Fanta ceased and Keith handed over the profits of his creation to Coca-Cola headquarters in Atlanta.
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The University of Virginia will remove two plaques honoring Confederate soldiers and ban open flames on campus after white supremacists marched on the campus with torches last month.
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In June, 15,000 people marched on a Los Angeles hotel where the president was speaking; they were attacked by 1,500 riot police — white people, liberals, beaten by cops.
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The people who marched on Saturday, for example, are doing something en masse every 10 days -- the first is to send a flood of postcards to representatives in Congress.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Ten elephants painted white marched on Tuesday near Bangkok's Grand Palace to honor Thailand's newly crowned King Maha Vajiralongkorn, a day after ceremonies for his coronation ended.
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I assume that many of the folks who marched on Saturday had already booked their tickets for Hillary's inaugural, so convinced they were that she was going to win.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Thousands of Hungarian students marched on parliament late on Wednesday despite the government suggesting a compromise to keep open a university founded by U.S. financier George Soros.
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I join the thousands of scientists who marched on Washington and stand beside the millions of mothers with sick children in pleading with Congress to kill this inhumane budget.
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Yemen descended into violence in late 2014 when the Houthis, a group that follows the Zaidi branch of Shi'ite Islam, marched on Sanaa and seized control of the government.
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Crowds of outraged protesters chanted and marched on the streets of Chicago after the 2014 killing, leading to reforms and a national conversation about police use of deadly force.
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Supporters of the Taiwanese Tax and Legal Reform League -- each donning a trademark "gilet jaunes" (yellow vest) -- first marched on Taiwan's Presidential Office in the capital Taipei on Wednesday.
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When nearly two million Hong Kong residents, by the organizers' count, marched on June 16 against the extradition bill, many also demanded that the authorities rescind the riot label.
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Riot police then marched on foot towards the neighboring Admiralty district, followed by 20 police cars, where protesters had thrown fire bombs from flyovers, some landing close to police.
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The war has devastated Yemen on several fronts, and scores of demonstrators in the southern city of Aden marched on Sunday against the deteriorating economic situation and weakening currency.
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Angry residents marched on the borough's Town Hall on Friday, and on Sunday, Prime Minister Theresa May's government seized control of the disaster response, sidelining the borough's officials. Mrs.
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During the civil rights movement, white students joined the Freedom Rides, marched on Washington, spoke out against injustice and locked arms with black men and women to demand change.
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The Albuquerque demonstrators could be seen chanting "One day longer, one day stronger," and " Negotiate, don't dictate," on the CWA's livestream on Facebook as they marched on the meeting.
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The night before the car attack, the Unite the Right attendees marched on a statue of Thomas Jefferson at the University of Virginia — the now-infamous tiki torch march.
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President Donald Trump defended the group of white supremacists who marched on Charlottesville, Virginia, last weekend, telling reporters they were largely justified and have been unfairly vilified by the media.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Thousands of people marched on Ireland's parliament on Wednesday in the latest angry protest over a housing shortage that has sparked sharp increases in rental costs and homelessness.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Thousands of French "yellow vest" demonstrators marched on Saturday for their 13th weekend of action, with scuffles in Paris and a demonstrator's hand mangled by a small explosive.
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Thousands marched on the local administration building in Kemerovo on March 27th, demanding accountability, answers and the resignation of the mayor and of the region's long-serving governor, Aman Tuleev.
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On July 7, protesters marched on the Kowloon side of Hong Kong -- an area popular with mainland tourists -- hoping to spread their anti-extradition bill message to mainland Chinese visitors.
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President Donald Trump defended the group of white supremacists who marched on Charlottesville, Virginia this weekend, telling assembled reporters they were largely justified and being unfairly vilified by the media.
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And just this past January, we marched on our nation's capital again to protest a new president and administration that is launching a wide-ranging assault on our core values.
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When I marched with the Women's March in Washington, and later with the students who marched on Washington, I was struck by how both marches brought surges of voter registration.
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Over one million people marched on Saturday in the US to stand up for women's rights and gender equality, making the Women's March the largest inaugural protest in American history.
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And with Refused, they had all but cemented their legacy, and as the years marched on, the fact they broke up only extended The Shape Of Punk To Come's influence.
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Thousands of scientists and their allies marched on Washington in the pouring April rain on April 22 in defiance of the Trump administration's attacks on the environment and public health.
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Now, some Sudanese-Americans said they were worried the military would accelerate its crackdown against the protesters who marched on the presidential palace and are camped outside the army headquarters.
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Tens of thousands of people marched on the Legislative Council last month to protest the bill, the largest demonstration in Hong Kong since the pro-democracy Umbrella Movement in 2014.
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South Carolina marched on an eight-play, 75-yard drive in 5:01 to take a 7-023 lead on the opening series of the 40th meeting between the schools.
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Dozens of women and young girls from the family of the accused men marched on a dirt road in the village on Saturday shouting slogans refuting the allegations against them.
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He spoke with a sense of awe about the days when the factory floor had more than 1,000 workers, and a constant flow of cakes marched on the conveyor belts.
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The media might ignore our view, or try to portray us as opponents of women's rights, but hundreds of thousands of Americans have marched on Washington every year since Roe v.
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He met anti-government protesters who had marched on the presidential villa - in contrast to Buhari who has not traveled much in recent months, spending time mostly with his key aides.
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The body language of Nishikori, who has never reached the last four of the French, hardly looked promising after that and Murray marched on to his 21st grand slam semi-final.
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The fighting ended in July 33, when the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), a Tutsi-led rebel movement that swept in from Uganda, marched on Kigali and seized control of the country.
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That's partly because Robert Mueller has marched on swiftly since Comey was fired on May 9, 2017, so his knowledge of the current scope of the special counsel's investigation is limited.
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In 2003, half a million people marched on the holiday to vent grievances over the handling of the SARS epidemic and over a government effort to pass a domestic security law.
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Officials closed access to the park once it became full and organizers suspended a planned march through the city's downtown area because of the crowd's size, though some marched on anyway.
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In the most recent rally farmers from around the country marched on Delhi, some carrying the skulls and photos of those they say have killed themselves in desperation at their poverty.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Dozens of angry supporters of British far-right activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon scuffled with police and marched on parliament after he was jailed on Thursday for contempt of court.
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But it couldn't ignore the massive amount of attention this march was getting, nor could it outright loudly disagree with their message while hundreds of thousands of people marched on Washington.
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Riot police then marched on foot towards the neighbouring Admiralty district, followed by about 20 police cars, where some protesters had thrown fire bombs from flyovers, some landing close to police.
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Protesters marched on Thursday in the center of Buenos Aires to protest austerity measures under Macri and the IMF, with the slogan "the debt is with the people, not the IMF".
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"I am deeply saddened and disturbed by the hateful behavior displayed by torch-bearing protestors that marched on our grounds this evening," UVA President Teresa A. Sullivan said in a statement.
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In March, the People's Vote campaign claimed a million people marched on the streets of London, which would make it the biggest rally in Britain since the Iraq War in 2003.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Thousands of Peruvians marched on Thursday to protest the president's recent pardoning of former authoritarian leader Alberto Fujimori, calling for new general elections as a graft scandal ensnares established politicians.
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When it comes to the white supremacists who marched on Charlottesville last month, President Donald Trump still thinks some of them were alright — that there were some "bad dudes" among the counterprotesters.
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Just ask the thousands of Poles who marched on April 10th, the eighth anniversary of the plane crash near Smolensk, Russia, that killed Lech Kaczynski, then Poland's president, and 95 other passengers.
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In 1925 the Ku Klux Klan, a violent group formed in the South after the civil war to intimidate newly freed black southerners, marched on Washington, and boasted more than 4m members.
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While still a representative-elect, freshman lawmaker Ilhan Omar spoke to a crowd of activists and workers who marched on MSP1 in December, the first action of the sort on U.S. soil.
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How we got here How we got here When neo-Nazis and white supremacists marched on Charlottesville, Virginia, VICE News was on the ground to document the weekend of violence they triggered.
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Thousands of Egyptians, young and old, marched on the streets of Cairo in 2011, making their way to Tahrir Square demanding an end to nearly three decades of President Hosni Mubarak's rule.
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The story marched on, but I really thought we had a shot if a branching path might lead us off to couple's therapy or even an erotic third to spice things up.
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Even after the woman was taken away in an ambulance and the house was removed from the itinerary for the rest of the day's event, the tour marched on, Ms. Stanton said.
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BEIJING — One hundred years after thousands of Chinese students marched on Tiananmen Square in a watershed revolt, President Xi Jinping seized on the event Tuesday to burnish his brand of authoritarian nationalism.
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Several hundred gun control advocates marched on the White House and the Capitol Saturday night in a demonstration at least partly inspired by the deadly shooting in El Paso, Texas, AP reports.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - History has marched on since they arrived in the middle of the last century, seeking refuge for what they thought would be a few weeks, but staying for a lifetime.
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The women — including members of the British Parliament and television stars — marched on Tuesday to the office of Karen Bradley, a Conservative member of Parliament and the Northern Ireland Secretary in Westminster.
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Friday night, the night before the planned rally was scheduled to begin, a group of about 100 white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia carrying tiki torches and chanting Nazi slogans.
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Over 27 years, proceeds from the calendars have turned into $3 million worth of donations to various charities, and the product has only gotten bigger and more wonderful as time has marched on.
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There were women marching who had been alive before Roe, women whose parents hard marched on Washington in the 70s, women bearing signs that said they were marching to protect their granddaughters' futures.
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"People came and marched on Washington, they came to Selma," said Lewis, referring to the 1965 "Bloody Sunday" march in Alabama for voting rights in which he was beaten by white law officers.
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"Our industry has been frozen in time for more than three years.... Since then, our video competitors have marched on unfettered by ownership limits," he said, referring to online outlets and cable companies.
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"In victory they marched on, in defeat they kept hope close, in resistance they held aloft the spirit of a people for all the world to see," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.
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In an operation dubbed "Golden Victory," warplanes and warships pounded Houthi positions in Hodeidah Wednesday morning, supporting Arab and Yemeni ground troops, who marched on the city from the south and the east.
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In the most recent rally, farmers from around the country marched on the Indian capital, some carrying the skulls and photos of those they say have killed themselves in desperation at their poverty.
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Reports of more U.S.-China trade difficulties, impeachment strains on Washington, the first day at the ECB without Mario Draghi and Brexit jockeying were all in the mix too, but markets marched on.
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Protests begin immediately Demonstrators gathered outside the Allegheny County Courthouse as soon as the verdict came in, and protesters marched on the streets of the east side of Pittsburgh in the hours afterward.
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" Late Friday night, several hundred torch-bearing men and women marched on the main quadrangle of the University of Virginia's grounds, shouting, "You will not replace us," and "Jew will not replace us.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Algerian protesters marched on Friday to demand that a presidential election next month be canceled until the old ruling guard step aside and the army quit politics.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people across Mexico marched on Saturday to protest against gay marriage, challenging President Enrique Pena Nieto's proposal to recognize same-sex marriage throughout the traditionally conservative country.
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"Recently John and I got to go to Selma and perform 'Glory' on the same bridge that Dr. King and the people of the civil rights movement marched on 50 years ago," Common said.
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"WE ARE FAMILY!" blared the loudspeakers, as the grandees of Germany's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), and its Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), merrily marched on stage in Münster on April 27th.
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He and his fiancee opened the doors of their second-floor apartment -- about a block from the governor's mansion -- to strangers who have marched on the colonial streets of Old San Juan for days.
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Meanwhile, a video posted on Twitter showed a gang rape victim in Brazil laying naked and unconscious — something that has now led to protests in the country, as citizens marched on the Supreme Court.
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After gathering peacefully in the Central business district, the teachers marched on the Government House residence of Hong Kong's embattled leader Carrie Lam, chanting "Hong Kong police know the law, they break the law".
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And quietly, the Russia investigation, which has haunted the Trump presidency, marched on Tuesday, when it emerged that top White House officials face questioning from special counsel Robert Mueller's probe in the coming days.
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This year, as West Point marched on first, they were led by Pam Askew as first captain, the highest-ranking student among the 85033,400 young men and women who comprise the Corps of Cadets.
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The Cowboy and Indian Alliance marched on D.C. and pipeline fighters, working with local landowners in the East Texas, held an 80-day tree-sit to stop construction on the southern leg of KXL.
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Some 50 extreme-right supporters of the nationalist National Party of Germany (NPD) marched on Friday through a Berlin suburb demanding Germany dropped the Euro currency and calling for delinquent foreigners to be expelled.
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In 1978 when thousands of women marched on Washington in support of the Equal Rights Amendment, they did so led by Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan, with the majority of the marchers wearing white.
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"Despite continued daily death threats against her family, she attended major mass meetings, taught voter education classes, hosted and housed Freedom Riders, and marched on Washington in 1963," her family said in a statement.
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The night before, white supremacists had marched on the University of Virginia's campus, chanting "Jew will not replace us" and carrying torches in a sinister echo of the Ku Klux Klan at its height.
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Though Ahok has repeatedly apologized and said he did not intend to insult Islam or the Quran, on November 4 around 200,000 people marched on the Presidential palace in Jakarta to call for his ouster.
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" Protesters marched on a local hospital Sunday night, briefly shutting down traffic on Chicago's Ogden Avenue as they demanded the Chicago Police Department release the body-cam footage, carrying signs and shouting "Justice for Steven.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Thousands of people in cities across Algeria marched on Friday to protest against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's plan to seek a fifth term and police used tear gas to disperse crowds in the capital.
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Heather Heyer's mother, Susan Bro, said she will not speak to President Trump after he equated the white supremacists and Nazis who marched on Charlottesville last weekend with anti-racist protesters such as her daughter.
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LONDON — Demonstrators marched on Downing Street on Saturday demanding that Prime Minister David Cameron resign over his family's tax affairs, which came to light with the leaking of the Panama Papers earlier in the week.
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Millions of people around the world marched on Saturday to speak out for gender equality, stand up for human rights and tell the newly inaugurated President Trump that hate has no place in his administration.
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With that data set, astronomers and regular people everywhere (once they've read a fair number of help-me files) can check out a patch of sky and see how it evolved as time marched on.
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In the largest rally in Hong Kong since the months-long "Umbrella Movement" street protests demanding full democracy three years ago, tens of thousands marched on Sunday to condemn what many called politically motivated jailings.
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Hundreds of peaceful protesters on Sunday marched on Rio's Copacabana beach to demand the ousting of Rousseff, A recent study also showed most Brazilians were pessimistic about the impact of the Games on their country.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - More than 60,000 unionized workers marched on Tuesday in protest against proposed Belgian labor-market reforms including longer hours and a higher retirement age, snarling up traffic in a large part of Brussels.
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Reports of more U.S.-China trade difficulties, impeachment strains on Washington, the first day at the ECB without Mario Draghi and monthly U.S. jobs figures were all in the mix too, but markets marched on.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Thousands of Iranians carrying signs reading "I'm a Guard too" and "Down with USA" marched on Friday to protest against the U.S. designation of the elite Revolutionary Guards as a foreign terrorist organization.
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However, unlike Cold War-era coups in which military troops marched on capital cities and took control of government buildings, Bolivia's armed forces only issued a statement with a "suggestion" of what Morales should do.
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Approximately 1,500 of them and their supporters from across the country marched on the National Mall on Saturday to protest the FBI, which in its 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment defined Juggalos as a gang.
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The crowds swelled and marched on to where soldiers were gathering near Prospect Park at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch, dedicated to those who fought to defend the union in the U.S. Civil War.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Around a thousand dogs and their owners marched on Britain's parliament on Sunday demanding an end to Brexit via a second vote on the terms of the country's exit from the European Union.
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In the deepest part of me, I believe that the people who turned out to vote for Trump, even those who marched on Charlottesville with Nazi signs, those people's smallest selves are being called upon.
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Earlier in the day, tens of thousands of protesters waving US flags marched on Hong Kong's US Consulate to call for help from the Trump administration in ending a three-month confrontation with the government.
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Millions of women marched on Saturday to remind the world of the progress we've made — and how we need to do everything in our power to keep from sliding back into a regressive way of thinking.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Hundreds of members of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) marched on Wednesday at the Optimum Coal mine, owned by the controversial Gupta family, to express their concerns about the operation's viability.
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When Hefazat supporters later marched on the capital calling for stringent segregation of the sexes, that was widely perceived as a call for women to stay at home, especially by the city's many female garment-workers.
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A half a century later, women of color marched on the National Mall to demand that one day they would be judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
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MEXICO CITY, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people across Mexico marched on Saturday to protest against gay marriage, challenging President Enrique Pena Nieto's proposal to recognize same-sex marriage throughout the traditionally conservative country.
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The city had been bracing for a sea of demonstrators, and on Friday night, hundreds of them, carrying lit torches, marched on the picturesque grounds of the University of Virginia, founded in 1819 by Thomas Jefferson.
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Hong Kong: Hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy protesters marched on Sunday, one of the largest demonstrations in weeks — and a reminder to China's leader, Xi Jinping, that the monthslong antigovernment movement still has widespread support.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Hundreds of Zimbabwean lawyers marched on Tuesday to demand justice for people detained in jail and others facing fast-track trials after violent protests this month led to mass arrests and a brutal security crackdown.
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WNBA players were issued T-shirts by the league after the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and WNBA representatives marched on behalf of both leagues in the New York City Pride March.
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Students from Washburn High School, Roosevelt High School, South High School, and Southwest High School in Minneapolis and surrounding suburbs staged a walk-out and marched on their City Hall for gun control, local Fox affiliate reports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hundreds of furloughed federal employees chanting "We want our pay!" marched on the White House on Thursday, the 20th day of a partial government shutdown over U.S. President Donald Trump's demand for border wall funding.
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In the last century alone, for example, we have seen the attack of federal troops upon the Bonus Army, World War I veterans who marched on Washington at the height of the Depression to demand government aid.
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Rainbow sprinkles (also known as Funfetti and unicorn food) first invaded cookies and waffles; then marched on, swarming over cocktails and croissants, and finally, as a design motif, onto phone cases, scented candles and press-on nails.
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Behind him, in Moscow's early evening sunshine, the red-and-white tide marched on toward Nikolskaya Street, a gathering point for fans from across the world, but another place where Peruvians now seem to outnumber the rest.
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Twenty-two thousand people—many donning tactical gear two sizes too small and handling high-powered weapons in a way that would make a firearms safety instructor weep—marched on the capital on the frigid Virginian morning.
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It was perhaps fitting that, while MPs debated, about a million pro-Remain protesters marched on Parliament Square, many of them festooned with EU flags that, until the Brexit referendum, were almost never seen on these shores.
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Students marched on the South African High Commission in Lusaka, and Ethiopia's foreign ministry said rioters destroyed South African owned businesses and a popular South African clothing chain was looted in the Democratic Republic of Congo Thursday.
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Hundreds of thousands of supporters of a unified Spain marched on Sunday in one of the biggest shows of force yet by the so-called silent majority that has watched as regional political leaders push for Catalan independence.
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It would have been the second year in a row the parade marched on a shortened route; Walsh last year requested the cut as Boston struggled to clean up a record-setting 9 feet (2.7 m) of snowfall.
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According to Elizabeth Arden's history, when suffragettes marched on Fifth Avenue in 1912, the makeup brand gave them red lipstick to wear — a gesture that would eventually make the lip color a symbol of the women's rights movement.
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Hong Kong handover: Full coverage Standoff at square Around two dozen protesters marched on Golden Bauhinia Square -- the site of a large gold statue of a Bauhinia flower bequeathed to the city by Beijing -- at 5:30 p.m.
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Much like IM, however you'll note that these tools never really transformed the way we work and we marched on, still using email as our primary communications tool, no matter how ill-suited it was to the task.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed met on Wednesday with several hundred soldiers who had marched on his office to demand pay rises and were invited in to see him, his office and state media reported.
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The alt-right insisted it was not racist even as its swastika-clad minions marched on Charlottesville, Va., and its president relentlessly demonized Muslims and Mexican immigrants and trafficked in vile stereotypes about the lives of black Americans.
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A group of some 100 white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville, VA, Friday night carrying tiki torches and chanting Nazi slogans including "Sieg heil" and "blood and soil" and giving the Nazi salute.
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"Bernie Sanders, he was there when Dr. King marched on Washington, unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment," the narrator continues.
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A year ago, white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia's campus with torches, circling anti-racist protesters who had stationed themselves around a statue of Thomas Jefferson in an effort to protect their university and their community.
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LASHKARGAH, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Hundreds of Afghans marched on Tuesday in protest against the deaths of at least 40 wedding party guests who were caught in the crossfire of a clash between U.S.-backed government forces and Islamist militants.
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Several thousand steel workers had marched on Thyssenkrupp's steel headquarters in Duisburg to voice their concern over management's plans for a merger of its European steel business with that of Tata Steel as well as possible site closures.
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Days later, thousands marched on parliament to protest the decision to offer a Trump full state visit to Britain, and 1.8 million people signed a petition saying the invitation should be canceled because he might embarrass the Queen.
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As the years marched on, their moody anthems created a die-hard fanbase (affectionately referred to by the band as "The Painless"), and at their commercial height, they were once proclaimed to be the U.K.'s answer to Metallica.
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Hundreds of residents of the town of Challhuahuacho marched on Wednesday for a third consecutive day to demand that the government build a hospital and sewage system, said Artemio Solano of the ombudsman's office in the region of Apurimac.
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Hours after Donald Trump was sworn in as president, and the night before more than half a million women marched on Washington, Lauren Schulte knew she had to figure out how her tech company would navigate America's new future.
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IF ANY SINGLE event sums up the confusion, danger and enormous opportunity posed by the change sweeping across Ethiopia it was when dozens of armed soldiers marched on the office of Abiy Ahmed, the new prime minister, in October.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - White flags and balloons filled streets nationwide as thousands of Colombians marched on Sunday to express outrage at violence after a car bomb blamed by the government on ELN rebels killed 20 police cadets and injured dozens.
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Last week, wearing black and led by a marshal holding a black umbrella, more than 2,000 lawyers marched on the city's top court, in a silent demonstration against what they saw was a blow to the city's judicial autonomy.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Thousands of people marched on Monday in Bulgaria's second city to call for the release of a doctor charged with murdering an alleged burglar and said the accused only acted in self defense to protect his home.
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Residents have marched on County Hall and accused the mayor, Carlos Gimenez — a former Cuban refugee — of betraying a county that proudly boasts the second largest number of immigrants in the United States and was considered a sanctuary city.
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On Tuesday, thousands of Iraqis, many of them militia fighters, marched on the United States embassy compound in Baghdad to protest the American strikes; some of them forced their way through the outer wall, set fires and threw rocks.
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Hundreds of protesters in Hong Kong, including many families with children, marched on Sunday in protest against police use of tear gas as the Asian financial hub geared up for further anti-government demonstrations following a week of calm.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian unions, student groups and other protesters marched on Thursday against rumored economic reform plans and amid rising discontent with the government of President Ivan Duque, while the city of Cali imposed a curfew from 643 p.m.
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When hundreds of thousands marched on the anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China in 1997 on July 1, a smaller group of activists broke into the local legislature, smashing glass walls and spray-painting slogans in its inner chamber.
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This weekend, self-identifying white nationalists, white supremacists, and neo-Nazis marched on the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville and violently protested in the town, ending with the death of at least one person and leaving dozens more injured.
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Turkey angered China by expressing concern about reports of restrictions on Uighurs worshipping and fasting during the holy month of Ramadan last year, and Turkish protesters have marched on China's embassy and consulate in Turkey over Beijing's treatment of Uighurs.
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SAO PAULO/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Supporters of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro marched on Sunday in support of his agenda and against lawmakers whom they see standing in his way, adding to tensions between the far-right leader and Congress.
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The crowd then marched on to the state capitol building before converging outside the Golden 1 Center basketball arena, preventing many fans waiting to see a game between the Sacramento Kings and Atlanta Hawks from getting in to the event.
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Thousands of Venezuelan opponents of President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government marched on Thursday to protest a decision by the administration-leaning top court to assume control of the opposition-led congress in what demonstrators said was a lurch toward dictatorship.
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Nearly three years ago, when Seleka rebels marched on Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic (CAR), to oust President François Bozizé, they brought to its knees a nation already ravaged by a history of exploitation, neglect, and violence.
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"Before I was allowed to tell anybody, or before my dad even knew that I knew, I went and marched on behalf of Prop 8 through the streets of Los Angeles," the professional race car driver told Esquire in October.
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In 2015, Turkey angered China by expressing concern about reports of restrictions on Uighurs worshipping and fasting during the holy month of Ramadan, and Turkish protesters have marched on China's embassy and consulate in Turkey over the treatment of Uighurs.
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Even though the Hong Kong pavilion in Venice has reopened, Tse, in an email to Hyperallergic commenting on the extradition bill and protests, said that she is still in solidarity with over two million Hongkongers who marched on June 16.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Thousands of Bolivian coca farmers marched on Monday to demand the resignation of interim President Jeanine Anez, who was forced to suspend a trip to her home province earlier in the day after receiving a death threat.
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It marched on despite demographic changes that transformed the borough from a bedroom community synonymous with the cantankerous conservatism of Archie Bunker to the teeming home of some of the nation's most diverse neighborhoods — and an increasingly progressive Democratic base.
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About 1,000 people, most of them dressed in black and wearing face masks, marched on a route that took them by the consulates of Australia, Britain, the European Union, the United States, Japan and Canada, to drop off a petition.
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A planned Unite the Right white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, drew nationwide attention as neo-Nazis with torches marched on the University of Virginia campus Friday night and officials called for a state of emergency amid protests Saturday morning.
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Saudi Arabia is leading a coalition of Arab states that intervened in Yemen in 2015 after the Houthis marched on the interim headquarters of the internationally recognized President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi in the southern port of Aden, forcing him to flee.
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Just before 5pm, the crowd of protesters moved from the sidewalk in front of MSP1—where they had set up a massive prayer rug as well as an amplification system from the bed of a pickup truck—and marched on the building itself.
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The Falluja offensive takes place against a background of mounting political turmoil in Baghdad, where twice in the last three weeks protesters loyal to Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr have marched on the so-called Green Zone, the heart of the government.
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They've marched on the highways and town plazas, through fumigations, bombings, beatings, and massacres, all for the comprehensive long-term alternative development plan Aquileo and other regional leaders have been hashing out with negotiators from the national government these past two years.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran put a ballistic missile on display as thousands marched on Saturday to mark the anniversary of the 1979 seizure of the U.S. embassy, with a senior official accusing President Donald Trump of a "crazy" return to confrontation with Tehran.
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A NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll last month found that 21 percent of Americans support impeaching him, a group that includes megadonor Tom Steyer, the 2016 House Democrats who have voted to debate impeachment, and seemingly everyone who marched on Saturday.
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ABUJA/LAGOS (Reuters) - When protesters marched on Nigeria's presidential villa earlier this month to complain about a biting recession, they were not repelled by baton-wielding policemen, the usual fate for anyone arriving uninvited at the gate of the country's power center.
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Since beginning to organize, MSP1 workers, along with local activist group Awood Center, managed to bring Amazon executives to the bargaining table last November; when talks stymied, they marched on their own facility in December, followed by a three-hour walkout in March.
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Those who marched on Washington because they believed that they, without an army, without great wealth, could somehow change the very fabric of the greatest power on earth and kept on until they stretched the lofty ideals of our founding to encircle everyone.
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Survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, have emerged as the new faces of the gun-control movement and marched on the state capital of Tallahassee on Wednesday to call for a ban on assault-style weapons.
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Protesters massed outside the government palace in downtown Beirut and marched on the presidential palace in Baabda, blocked the airport road and burned posters of politicians from Tripoli in the north to Tyre in the south — Christians, Muslims and religious minorities alike.
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As hundreds of thousands of people marched on Washington and local state legislatures, exercising their rights to vocally protest the gun lobby, advocates across the country have also been toiling away on a less visible plan for gun reform, taking it state by state.
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Tens of thousands of people marched on Hong Kong's parliament on Sunday to demand the scrapping of proposed extradition rules that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial — a move which some fear puts the city's core freedoms at risk.
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Shortly after the attack on the World Trade Center, hundreds of angry protesters marched on a local mosque; in the years that followed, many in the community had the misfortune of being victimized by hate crimes, and some were allegedly subjugated to FBI surveillance.
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This is the year that Trump claimed good people marched on "both sides" of the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va. He also set off alarms by accusing the widow of a fallen American solider of lying about the condolence call he placed to her.
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Though Trump's aggressive rhetoric propelled him to the presidency, his comments Tuesday about the "very fine" white supremacists who marched on Charlottesville in a protest that left a counterprotester dead seem to signal a turning point for many conservatives who defended his previous comments.
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Prime Minister Leo Varadkar's minority government routinely loses such non-binding votes but the defeat highlighted the pressure it is under, a day after hundreds of beef farmers marched on parliament outlining their opposition to a deal they say would decimate their industry in Ireland.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump thrust himself back into the racial storms of Charlottesville on Thursday, repeating his charge that those who resisted the neo-Nazis and white supremacists were as much to blame as the alt-right crowds who marched on the Virginia college town.
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It was drizzling outside on the cobblestone streets but the band marched on, leading a procession, called the second line, that included a pair of costumed Mardi Gras Indians through the rain to the reception at Il Mercato, an events space several blocks away.
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Americans should think very carefully before engaging with a politics that bears an eerie similarity to the beliefs of the people that marched on Charlottesville, Va. None of this means that all cultural appropriation should be cheered: Sometimes it's just in plain old bad taste.
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The Yellow Vest movement, set off by a fuel tax increase, has spawned a rare climate of anti-establishment hatred in France, with some historians comparing it to the atmosphere of the 1930s, when fascistic leagues threatened France's democracy and marched on the National Assembly.
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On August 9, 2017, Homeland Security circulated a threat assessment for the city of Charlottesville (separate from the FBI report on "black identity extremists") — two days before white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia's campus and attacked student protesters, three days before they murdered Heather Heyer.
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Their ire was most recently expressed when thousands of teenagers and others across the country marched on March 218 demanding more gun control, a little over a month after more than a dozen of their peers were shot and killed at a high school in Parkland, Florida.
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PHILADELPHIA — A large, impassioned crowd of Bernie Sanders supporters — chanting "Hell, no, D.N.C., we won't vote for Hillary" — marched on Sunday afternoon to the site of the Democratic National Convention, promising a week in which the party's divisions will be on vivid display in the streets.
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Hundreds of mainly young left-wing activists gathered and marched on a main street shortly before midnight on Tuesday in the first major protest ahead of the summit, which will be attended by U.S. President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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HONG KONG — Thousands of Hong Kong residents marched on Sunday to observe the 21st anniversary of the territory's return to China from Britain, a public demonstration of their dissatisfaction with the local government and their fears about the Chinese Communist Party's growing influence in the territory.
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" Grass-roots activists like Pat Daugherty, who once marched on Washington against Obamacare, now sound as disgusted with Republicans in Congress as they were in the early days of the Tea Party, when they helped primary challenges against lawmakers they derided as "Republicans in Name Only.
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Withdrawal of the extradition bill was the initial demand of protesters, and the rallying cry when, by organizers' estimates, more than one million people marched on June 9 and nearly two million marched a week later, more than one in every four people in Hong Kong.
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Meehan was removed from the Ethics Committee on the same day that hundreds of thousands of women and their male supporters marched on the first anniversary of President Donald Trump's inauguration, partly spurred by the #MeToo and #TimesUp social media campaigns decrying sexual miconduct and harasment.
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Huge crowds marched on Sudan's defense ministry on Sunday to pressure the TMC, and authorities said at least seven people were killed and scores wounded in protests nationwide in the biggest demonstrations since a deadly raid by security forces on a protest camp in central Khartoum three weeks ago.
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More recently, a group of about 100 white supremacists marched on the street outside my office in Portland -- located in the most heavily populated Asian area in the entire state of Oregon -- and chanted, "Go home!" to the onlookers, most of whom were Asian business and home owners.
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And in Minnesota, where Black Lives Matter activists have marched on the Mall of America and shut down I-94 to protest police shootings, two new bills would increase the penalties for obstructing highways and allow cities to sue protesters to recover the cost of policing public demonstrations.
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THE CLOSER And finally … In this era of protests and street marches, a look back on this day in 1915, when more than 25,000 people – nearly 21,000 of them were women – marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City to advocate for giving women the right to vote.
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HONG KONG, April 28 (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people marched on Hong Kong's parliament on Sunday to demand the scrapping of proposed extradition rules that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial - a move which some fear puts the city's core freedoms at risk.
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This multitude — including 93-year-old Wyenceslao Ferro, who had never been to a World Cup — marched on Mordovia Arena in Saransk before the game, transforming the stadium into the Estadio Nacional del Perú, the Lima bear pit where the South Americans finally clinched their World Cup berth.
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To be a voice for all "My mom marched on DC in 1978 for the Equal Rights Amendment and 40 years later I feel we need to March for equality, not just for women, but for all," said Ellen Bowen, who joined her friend in Miami on Sunday.
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Last week, a few dozen doctors, scientists and engineers marched on Capitol Hill to protest a change in national curriculum under which science would be reduced to an elective course, joining the ranks of physical education, marching band and retail marketing as an optional part of the school day.
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INDEPENDENCE, Iowa (Reuters) - U.S. presidential contender Joe Biden and two Democratic rivals marched on Thursday in the same 4th of July parade in Iowa, a small-town scene in sharp contrast with Republican President Donald Trump's plan to speak at Washington's Lincoln Memorial accompanied by battle tanks and military flyovers.
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Although numbers were significantly lower than in past weekends, protesters marched on the US consulate Sunday to push for Congress to adopt the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act, a bill that would allow the US to change its consideration of Hong Kong's status, depending on how Beijing handles its autonomy.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE wants the millions of women who marched on President Trump's first full day in the White House to keep fighting.
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Also in the '20s, something somewhat unrelated but not unrelated to the milieu of what was happening, you had something called the Bonus March, where veterans of World War I wanted their bonus checks that they didn't get and they marched on the White House with guns and were met with tanks by Gen. MacArthur.
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Without the old elites, a massive gathering can rapidly splinter or spin off into small, nimble side operations — as happened on Thursday night, when after a big rally calling for support from world leaders attending the Group of 20 summit meeting this weekend, a few thousand protesters marched on to the city's police headquarters.
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Following the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA, where hundreds of alt-right protesters marched on the University of Virginia's campus to chant messages like "blood and soil" and "we will not be replaced," plenty of celebrities have come out to take a stand against hateful, racist, and xenophobic rhetoric, even if it might mean losing fans.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who seemed to believe that he had some special ability to deal with Trump as his fellow New Yorker, spent the early days of Trump's presidency insisting everyone would come together on some sort of infrastructure deal, even as literally millions of people marched on the streets in protest of everything Trump stood for.
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Hundreds marched on Mr. Cuomo's New York office on Thursday; the rally was part of the alliance's push to "humanize the folks that will be impacted," said Javier Valdés, the co-executive director of Make the Road New York, a primarily Hispanic grass-roots group that has supported the governor's minimum-wage and family-leave efforts.
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But as Houston, the urban behemoth that has so far been the focal point in the unfolding drama of Hurricane Harvey, began gingerly to assess the devastation, the storm marched on to conquer a vast new swath speckled with small towns that are home to millions of people who were shocked anew by Harvey's tenaciously destructive power.
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The Hong Kong police said on Wednesday that some police officers from the city's marine unit had been deployed to help evacuate mainland Chinese students who attend C.U.H.K. Supporters of the Hong Kong police and government marched on Thursday through Yuen Long, a district in northern Hong Kong that was the site of a mob attack on antigovernment demonstrators in July.
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In office, Trump has appealed even more overtly than he did as a candidate in 2016 to the racial resentments of some white voters with such comments as his call for four House Democratic women of color to "go back" where they came from and his 2017 declaration that "very fine people" had marched on both sides in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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But this weekend, a dozen members of the club boarded a donated bus and headed to the nation's capital to take the idea of cleaning up someone else's mess to another level: They joined hundreds of thousands of others who marched on or around the National Mall and other cities across America to demand politicians work together to actually address America's gun-violence epidemic.
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