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Unknown to many, Bayard Rustin was the heart and soul of the civil rights movement in the United States. As Martin Luther King Jr.’s chief organizer, he helped translate the philosophy of nonviolence into direct action by organizing the 1963 March on Washington. So why isn’t he more famous? Bayard’s commitment to speaking truth to power was matched by his commitment to living out his own truth as an openly gay man. But being his authentic self in an era of widespread, open homophobia often kept Bayard away from the spotlight. From the home they once shared in New York City, his longtime partner Walter Naegle reflects on the life, love and legacy of an American hero.

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President Trump is taking on teen climate fighter Greta Thunberg after their frosty encounter at the United Nations Monday. The Swedish 16-year-old criticized world leaders for their lack of action to fight climate change. She has not mentioned Trump by name, but the president has suggested climate change does not exist or is not an immediate threat. On Monday night, the president tweeted, “She seems like a very happy young girl, looking forward to a bright and wonderful future, so nice to see.” #InsideEdition

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Kennedy Williams is a senior at Boston University studying Biological Anthropology with a minor in Biology. On her campus, she is the co-president of the anthropology club and an officer in her sorority Delta Delta Delta. She is also a volunteer research assistant in the Sensory, Morphology, and Anthropological Genomics lab while working two part-time, on-campus jobs. Off-campus she enjoys volunteering with Girl Scouts of the USA and BLM-860 a Connecticut local activist group. After college Kennedy hopes to continue her education by going to graduate school. Her passions include mental health advocacy and spending time with her friends and family. Kennedy is honored to be selected as a featured speaker for this year’s TEDxBU. Kennedy is a senior at Boston University studying Biological Anthropology with a minor in Biology. On campus, she is the co-president of the anthropology club and an officer in her sorority Delta Delta Delta. She is also a volunteer research assistant in the Sensory, Morphology, and Anthropological Genomics lab while working two part-time, on-campus jobs. Off-campus she enjoys volunteering with Girl Scouts of the USA and BLM-860 a Connecticut local activist group. After college Kennedy hopes to continue her education by going to graduate school. Her passions include mental health advocacy and spending time with her friends and family. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Climate activists are throwing food at famous works of art in Europe. They're part of a group called Just Stop Oil. They often target crowded places and famous works, hoping their demonstrations will go viral.

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Artist, activist, and educator Kate DeCiccio believes that art can be a powerful tool for self-reflection, for resistance, and for building community. One of her poster creations was highly visible at the Women’s March on Washington, to which she also brought a large artwork in her continuing series addressing the effects of police brutality. Learn more about DeCiccio in our video profile.

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Over the past few months, activists have targeted priceless works of art to call attention to the climate crisis. These viral moments are grabbing attention, but is the message getting through? We look at how these protests could be both helping and hurting in the fight against climate change.

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Emma Gonzalez, Jaclyn Corin, Sarah Chadwick and Nza-Ari Khepra are part of the surge of young activists building a new movement to denounce gun violence and call for safety in all of our communities. And this is why they march.


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