Hundreds of protesters marched from Foley Square to 26 Federal Plaza on Tuesday night, demanding an end to deportations and federal immigration enforcement in New York City. The demonstration, known as the “ICE OUT of NYC” protest, came less than 24 hours after a controversial ICE raid on Canal Street, where agents detained at least…
Nearly 7 million people took to the streets nationwide on October 18, 2025, joining the No Kings March — the largest single-day wave of demonstrations in U.S. history, according to event organizers. Protests were held in over 2,700 cities and towns across all 50 states, from major metropolitan centers like New York City and Los…
New York, NY — August 16, 2025 Thousands marched through Manhattan on Saturday for the Stop Starving Gaza Now protest, demanding an end to U.S. support for Israel and highlighting the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Demonstrators carried large banners and hand-painted signs with messages such as “No Money for Massacres” and “Stop Arming Israel.” CODEPINK,…
The 2025 NYC Pride Parade once again turned the city into a living rainbow on June 29th — but this year’s real triumph was the dazzling array of people who became the parade itself. Stretching down Manhattan’s avenues, thousands of marchers brought the streets to life with bold colors, giant flags, painted faces, glitter, sequins,…
New York City — The NYC Pride Parade on June 29th, 2025, brought its signature rainbow spectacle back to the streets of Manhattan — but as dazzling as the floats, performances, and costumes were, the real stars of the show were the thousands lining the barricades, dancing on sidewalks, and cheering from stoops and balconies…
On June 28th, 2025, the streets of New York City filled with chants, signs, drums, and radical queer pride as thousands took part in the Annual NYC Dyke March. The march began at Bryant Park and surged down Manhattan’s avenues, culminating in an electrifying gathering at the iconic fountain in Washington Square Park. After the…
On June 28th, 2025, thousands gathered in Midtown Manhattan for the annual NYC Dyke March — a grassroots, unapologetic show of lesbian and queer power that has defiantly reclaimed the streets since 1993. Marchers assembled at Bryant Park and made their way down Fifth Avenue toward Washington Square Park, carrying signs, chanting, drumming, and dancing…
On the evening of June 27th, Tompkins Square Park erupted into a kaleidoscope of wigs, glitter, political signs, and fearless self-expression as hundreds gathered for the annual Drag March — a raucous, irreverent, and fiercely political tradition that turned the East Village streets into a runway of queer resistance. Under the canopy of summer trees,…
