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Author Sarah Schulman highlights the history of Act Up, founded in 1987 to combat the AIDS crisis. In her book 'Let the Record Show,' Schulman details how the group influenced health and social policies in the United States.
Supporters of American activist <strong>Cesar Chavez</strong> are grappling with painful questions about how to handle his legacy amid current social and political challenges. Chavez, regarded as a symbol of the struggle for workers' rights, leaves behind a complex legacy that requires reevaluation.
American suburban communities are gearing up to protest against former President Donald Trump's policies, believing this struggle reflects their personal battles. These protests coincide with the upcoming 'No Kings' events aimed at rejecting policies perceived as threats to democracy.