Metropolitan Digital

Google


.

Even when people’s rights are ignored, understanding the law can keep protesters engaged

  • Written by Heidi Reynolds-Stenson, Associate Professor of Sociology, Criminology and Anthropology, Colorado State University Pueblo
Even when people’s rights are ignored, understanding the law can keep protesters engagedA group of anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protesters march in downtown Minneapolis on Jan. 27, 2026. Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images

There’s been a rise of know-your-rightstraining sessions in response to the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement tactics. This has included local public officials and...

Read more: Even when people’s rights are ignored, understanding the law can keep protesters engaged

More Articles ...

  1. Aerial lidar mapping can reveal archaeological sites while overlooking Indigenous peoples and their knowledge
  2. A growing nursing shortage is made worse by nurses’ daily challenges of patients and their families rolling their eyes, yelling and striking
  3. Afghan migrants stranded in Pakistan after the US suspends refugee resettlement
  4. Colorado has emergency domestic violence shelters in only half its counties, leaving survivors without safe housing options
  5. ICE not only looks and acts like a paramilitary force – it is one, and that makes it harder to curb
  6. Not all mindfulness is the same – here’s why it matters for health and happiness
  7. Should medical marijuana be less stringently regulated? A drug policy expert explains what’s at stake
  8. Innovations in asthma care can improve the health of Detroiters living with this chronic disease
  9. Trump’s framing of Nigeria insurgency as a war on Christians risks undermining interfaith peacebuilding
  10. Russia’s drone pipeline: How Iran helps Moscow produce an ever-evolving unmanned fleet