Without protests, we would still live in a segregated country. Without protests, women would still be second class citizens. Without protests, the LGBTQ+ community would still be hiding their identities.

It is outrageous that while Dartmouth has an endowment of $7.9 billion, their graduate workers are struggling to get by. I stand in solidarity with 800 workers of @GOLDartmouth striking for a living wage and decent benefits. www.wmur.com/article…

Some of us have been out of school for a while and may have forgotten our American history. Protesting injustice and expressing our opinions is part of our American tradition and what makes this, in fact, a free country. That’s what the Constitution is all about.

This May Day, the trade union movement is the strongest it has been in decades. From auto workers in the South & Midwest, to baristas at Starbucks, to nurses at large hospitals, workers are sick of corporate greed & winning union elections & record contracts. The tide is turning.

The billionaires who fund AIPAC are not only concerned about protecting Israel's actions in Gaza — they also want to protect corporate interests. That's why they are targeting progressive lawmakers who stand up for the working class and take on powerful special interests.