VeryDarkman, King Mitchy drag Seyi Tinubu into messy battle
A social media clash involving philanthropist King Mitchy escalates after her comments are perceived as jabs towards activist VeryDarkMan, leading to significant criticisms.
Marcelo, the 'influencer' of a nursing home in Colmenar Viejo, depicts the 'abusive food' received on social media
Marcelo, a resident of a nursing home in Colmenar Viejo, uses social media to showcase the poor quality of food provided to the elderly residents, sparking concern from local authorities and unions.
Pop: 'Wherever You Look, People Are Being Burned'
The article discusses a recent video call with musician Damon Albarn, showcasing his laid-back demeanor and intervening social commentary.
The Iranian opponent Taghi Rahmani: “The Iranian regime is becoming increasingly aggressive and needs to silence voices”
Iranian opposition figure Taghi Rahmani expresses his concern for his wife, Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi, who has been detained amid rising social unrest in Iran.
Deaths: Lived intensely the defense of the environment and the arts
Kali Ribeiro de Albuquerque Deckers was an environmental activist and artist from Ceará, Brazil, who died at a young age, having championed social issues during her brief life.
Sanremo, Extinction Rebellion activists storm the blue carpet: “Social emergency”
Extinction Rebellion activists disrupted the Sanremo music festival by infiltrating through security to protest against perceived ecocide policies and greenwashing by major sponsors.
A 'Gen Z 212' activist from the diaspora arrested and prosecuted in Morocco
A 'Gen Z 212' activist, Zineb El Kharroubi, who campaigned in France, has been arrested and is currently on trial in Morocco for her social media posts.
Activists Hang New Work at the Louvre: 'Now He Sweats'
Activists have displayed a new artwork at the Louvre, prompting discussions about the intersection of art and activism.
‘The Prosecutor Causes Social Anxiety’ - The Assertive Final Statement of Textile Worker Cha Eon-nyeon
Cha Eon-nyeon, a textile worker imprisoned for labor activism, made a powerful final statement illustrating the stark contrast between his life in prison and the poor living conditions of laborers outside.
Civil Disobedience: How Much Resistance is Too Much?
The article discusses the complex relationship between civil disobedience and legal obedience in the context of modern social movements in Germany.
Death of Quentin Deranque: How False Portrayals of the Activist Invaded Tributes on Social Media
The death of activist Quentin Deranque has sparked a wave of tributes on social media, but many images shared do not accurately portray him, leading to confusion and anger.
Iraq opens investigation after video of 'Al-Jawahiri'.. what's the story?
Iraq is launching an investigation into a controversial video featuring the poet Muhammad Mahdi Al-Jawahiri, which has drawn criticism on social media.
Amrita Fadnavis, wife of CM, resigns after 23 years of service
Amrita Fadnavis, the wife of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, has resigned after 23 years in the banking sector.
Laura Macaya, social educator and feminist activist: 'Having sex with an idiot is not violence'
Laura Macaya, a social educator and feminist activist from Barcelona, argues for a justice system focused on transformative approaches rather than punishment for gender-based violence.
Body Activism – The Grassroots Movement That Disappeared
The article discusses the decline of the body activism movement, highlighting the shift in focus of several key influencers after significant weight loss.
'Some people fight, some...,' what Kanhaiya said at JNU
Kanhaiya Kumar spoke at JNU about the differing responses to social and political issues, emphasizing the need for unity and discourse.
This social justice warrior was all-in for BLM, then he 'accidentally red-pilled' himself
Xaviaer DuRousseau, a former progressive and supporter of Black Lives Matter, has transitioned to a conservative influencer and commentator, reflecting on his past activism with regret.
The disintegration of a world that will not return
The article discusses the inevitability of change in global regimes and the cyclical nature of history, emphasizing the transition from the old to the new.
Maids of the Apocalypse: the defiant body
The article discusses the impact of the Chilean performance art collective 'Yeguas del Apocalipsis' and their controversial performances against historical injustices in Latin America.
Bad Bunny: from Pinar de Rocha to three sold-out River concerts, the singer who spoke out against Trump and became a global icon
Bad Bunny's journey from his first concert in Argentina to becoming a global icon is highlighted, focusing on his social activism and recent successes.
Tim Arnold, cultural activist: 'When I left social media, I would reach into my pocket as if I had a phantom limb'
Tim Arnold, a musician and cultural activist, shares his experiences of leaving social media and performing at the OFF Festival in Madrid.
Bad Bunny's Activism: From Protests That Shook Puerto Rico to Criticizing Trump's Immigration Policy
Bad Bunny has become a significant political voice through his music, addressing crucial social issues including immigration and political protests in Puerto Rico.
The eviction of 'Paca la Brava' in Madrid, the 'red and anarchist' who toppled Valdecañas and will return to Extremadura to close the Almaraz power plant
Historic activist Paca Blanco faces eviction from her home in Madrid amidst her long-standing fight against environmental issues, highlighting significant socio-political tensions in Spain.
Authorities seek to remove from social media image of foetus being circulated by Australian anti-abortion activists
Authorities in Australia are attempting to remove a contentious image of a foetus from social media, which has been widely shared by anti-abortion activists amid claims of misinformation.
"Influencers Against ICE": Teenagers Become Watchdogs to Help Immigrants During Raids in Minneapolis
Teenagers act as community watchdogs to alert immigrants about ICE raids in Minneapolis, gaining attention on social media.
Donald Trump berated the athlete
Donald Trump criticizes freestyle skier Hunter Hess for expressing doubts about representing the U.S. amid political controversies, igniting backlash from MAGA supporters.
'It felt hypocritical': child internet safety campaign accused of censoring teenagers’ speeches
A child internet safety campaign backed by US tech firms is criticized for editing out critical remarks from teenagers about social media addiction.
From Russia to Venezuela, from power to counter-power, young people really want to engage in politics: "There is a thin line when criticism turns into surrender"
A group of young activists from different backgrounds, including a Russian activist and a Venezuelan dissident, engage in discussions about political activism and societal transformation during a recent event in Madrid.
Pee Protest by British Freestyler Goes Unpunished
British freestyler Gus Kenworthy's protest against the US immigration agency, expressed through social media, receives no repercussions from the International Olympic Committee.
Gus Kenworthy: The athlete who urinated in the snow that says 'F*** ICE' - The image he shared on Instagram and his explanation
Gus Kenworthy, a freestyle skier competing for Team GB in the 2026 Winter Olympics, sparked controversy by sharing a photo on Instagram of the words 'F*** ICE' written in the snow with his urine.
After the party, it's time for the marches. 10,000 people between social centers and Pro Pal
A national march is set to take place with 10,000 participants from social centers and various activist groups in Milan, following recent clashes and awaiting government actions regarding prior disturbances.
A teacher is awarded 1 million dollars for her educational work and surprises with how she will use the money
An Indian teacher and activist, Rouble Nagi, was awarded the Global Teacher Prize for her educational and social efforts, which include establishing over 800 educational centers across India.
Antonio Arregui and his mark on Guayaquil: the archbishop who left a legacy of faith, social work, and public voice
Antonio Arregui Yarza, who passed away at 86, significantly influenced Guayaquil during his archbishopric from 2003 to 2015, leaving a legacy of faith and social activism.
Climate activism peaked in 2019. Now they are looking for other paths
Esther Kjeldahl, a prominent figure in the climate movement, reflects on the evolution of climate activism since its peak in 2019, expressing her discomfort with traditional political engagement.
Lorde explodes against ICE and donates to the Immigrant Defense Network
Lorde criticizes ICE on social media and donates her merchandise profits from Minneapolis to the Immigrant Defense Network.
Unearthed filing shows top teachers union funneling millions to far left orgs: 'Social justice unionism'
A federal labor filing reveals that the National Education Association has directed millions in union funds to far-left activist groups and social justice organizations.
Widespread Criticism of the Son of the Shah of Iran's Statements on Protests in His Country
Reza Pahlavi's remarks about the protests in Iran have sparked significant backlash on social media for being perceived as disconnected from the realities of the ongoing movement.
Greta, the activist has lost her voice: criticized on social media
Greta Thunberg faces criticism for her selective activism, particularly regarding her involvement in political issues.
Crans-Montana, controversies over Charlie Hebdo's cartoon with young skiers burned
A cartoon published by Charlie Hebdo depicting young skiers with burns has sparked controversy on social media, prompting a response from President Macron to a comment by Julie Bourges, an activist who was burned 13 years ago at a celebration.
Who is Giuliano Granato, leader of the pro-Mad squares
Giuliano Granato, born in 1981, is the leader of 'Potere al Popolo' and a prominent figure in pro-Mad protests, drawing from his roots in radical left activism.
What did Alaa Abd el-Fattah say in past social media posts and why is there a backlash?
Following his release from Egyptian detention, activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah faces backlash due to past social media posts for which he has apologized.
Suicide Prevention in Japan: The End of Silence
In Akita, Japan, activists are breaking the social taboo surrounding suicide and initiating prevention efforts in a region previously known for high rates of suicide.
2025 of the VIPs pro Pal: flags on stage and tears on social media to be loved
In 2025, many celebrities aligned themselves with the pro-Pal cause to gain attention and avoid backlash from the pro-Israel stance prevalent in mainstream social media, though their commitment to the cause is often questioned.
And the Head of Propaganda Is a Historic No Tav Activist
Angela Lano, a journalist, connects the No Tav activists of Val di Susa, recently in the spotlight after the closing of a social center, with the emerging Italian network of Hamas amid escalating tensions.
British opposition: Starmer welcomed a man who approves of killing Jews
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faces backlash for celebrating the return of activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah from an Egyptian prison amid outrage over his past extremist social media posts.
We want dialogue, not extreme mobilizations
The article emphasizes the need for constructive dialogue over extreme protests in addressing societal issues.