Protest culture essential to roots of democracy, both home, abroad
Fighting for justice integral to fabric of any nation, citizens must ensure government works in their collective favor
UW’s stance on high school walkouts admirable, but hypocritical toward current students
Right to protest should not be infringed upon once prospective student gets to campus
UW says protesting gun violence won’t hurt admissions prospects
High school students plan to walk out of class at 10 a.m. March 14 for 17 minutes to protest school schootings
Madison officials need to make timely, correct decision regarding Confederate monuments
After six months of inaction, removal of monument memorializing racism deniers would be welcome change
This Thanksgiving, be thankful for the right to protest
In a time as politically polarized as 2017, we should be thankful for the First Amendment
Free speech is good, the Regents decision isn’t
Vague policy prohibits debate of ideas on campus, limiting freedom of speech from both sides of the spectrum
Kneeling at football games plays right into Trump’s hands
Players, coaches, broadcasters are ignoring that majority of Americans, don't watch football for the politics
UW classes that center around societal shortcomings should encourage protest involvement
While other classes can easily implement hands-on experience in connection to their field, some classes that discuss abstract social concepts fall short
President Trump’s “sovereignty” doctrine isn’t strength, it’s asinine
Failure to condemn Turkish President Erdogan's actions in Turkey produced tangible effects in U.S.
Freedom, Inc. protestors rally to keep police out of Madison schools
Teachers, administrators should be able to handle conflicts within schools, one organizer said
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