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The Gaza Strip: Protest, Violence & Pain
Motaz Al Azayza, 19, is a student at the Al-Azhar University in the Gaza Strip. Motaz is a freelance portrait photographer. He is majoring in English translation. He’s also a... Read More →
“State of Despair” Protestor felt “Intimidated” During Teacher Walkout
A Native American advocate said she was questioned by state troopers during the teacher walking because she displayed the same banner she showed during Governor Mary Fallin’s from state of... Read More →
Teachers Push for Increase in Education Funding
Monday, thousands of school teachers, students and others gathered around the Oklahoma State Capitol building to call to attention the poor funding public schools have received. Teachers from across Oklahoma... Read More →
Taking a Knee Still Sparking Debate
On August 14 San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick sat during the national anthem. Now, more than a year later, people are still talking about Kaepernick. Not for football, but... Read More →
Demonstrators rally against Diamond Pipeline at gas station near campus
According to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Valero has exercised its option to gain 50 percent of interest from the Diamond Pipeline. PHOTOS BY AARON CARDENAS/PIONEER ... Read More →
Women’s March on Oklahoma
Hundreds of vibrant pink hats and colorful signs covered the streets in front of the Oklahoma capitol last Saturday, in sharp contrast to the grey sky. Women and men stood... Read More →
Inauguration Day Protest
A protest of the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump was interrupted Friday afternoon when Christopher Caldwell, a resident of Stratford, set fire to an American Flag in front of a... Read More →
The American protest song: the history and the evolution
Call it an anthem for an ailing nation. A ballad for the disenfranchised. A hymn from those deemed unholy – Call it the protest song. Kierston White is a Nursing... Read More →
