930 articles
Anti-Slavic sentiment
Anti-Slavic sentiment, or antislavism, is prejudice and discrimination against Slavic and Eastern European peoples, from Nazi racial policy to contemporary German discrimination and wartime anti-Ukrainian rhetoric.
Anti-Tech Revolution (revolutionary movement)
Anti-Tech Revolution (ATR) is an international, aboveground, legal, nonviolent revolutionary movement founded on Theodore Kaczynski's 2016 book Anti-Tech Revolution: Why and How. It seeks to dismantle the technological system through a three-stage strategy of organization building, resistance culture, and legal mass-action dismantling, distinguishing itself from anarcho-primitivism and online-only neo-Luddite currents.
Anti-war movement
Anti-war movement: organized opposition to specific wars or war in general, overlapping with the peace movement. Key examples: WWI dissent and crackdown, the Vietnam-era movement (largest in U.S. history), and 2003 Iraq War protests.
Anti-White racism
Anti-White racism, also called reverse racism or anti-white bias, is racial prejudice or discrimination directed at white people; the article covers its contested terminology, survey-experiment and hiring-audit evidence, measurement scales, and US legal treatment.
Antisemitism
Antisemitism is prejudice against or hatred of Jewish people, rooted in early Christian anti-Judaism and later secular economic, nationalist, and racial forms; it culminated in the Nazi Holocaust and persists today, with contested definitions like the IHRA working definition.
Antisemitism in Australia
Antisemitism in Australia: hostility toward Jews from colonial-era immigration discrimination through the post-October 2023 surge in incidents, the Bondi Beach 2025 massacre, and the royal commission response.
Antisemitism in Europe
Antisemitism in Europe: hatred of Jews from early Christian anti-Judaism through medieval expulsions (England 1290, Spain 1492), 19th-century racial antisemitism, the Holocaust, and today's post-October 7 surge.
Antisemitism in Islam
Antisemitism in Islam covers anti-Jewish attitudes in Islamic texts, law, and modern Muslim politics, from the subordinate dhimmi status of Jews under classical rule to modern radical Islamist and Israel-related antisemitism, with survey data on Muslim populations.
Antisemitism in Poland
Antisemitism in Poland covers hostility toward Jews from the interwar period, the Holocaust, the 1946 Kielce pogrom, and the 1968 communist expulsion of about 15,000 Jews to present-day monitoring: 125 officially recorded hate crimes in 2024 versus 1,493 incidents documented by the Jewish Association Czulent.
Antisemitism in the Soviet Union
Antisemitism in the Soviet Union: official repudiation of antisemitism alongside suppression of Jewish religion and culture, Stalin's anti-cosmopolitan campaign and Doctors' Plot, informal quotas, the 1972 diploma tax, and post-Soviet legacy.
Antisemitism in the United States
Antisemitism in the United States: prejudice and discrimination against American Jews, tracked by the ADL Audit (since 1979) and FBI hate-crime data; record 9,354 incidents in 2024, 6,274 in 2025, deadly attacks including Pittsburgh's Tree of Life and the 2025 Capital Jewish Museum shooting.
Antisemitism on social media
Antisemitism on social media covers explicit and coded anti-Jewish hate on platforms like X, Facebook, Instagram, Telegram, and 4chan. It surged after 7 October 2023, evades automated moderation, and is monitored using the IHRA definition.
Antisemitism on Wikipedia
Antisemitism on Wikipedia: documented antisemitic and anti-Israel bias in Wikipedia content and editing, per ADL 2025-2026 reports on coordinated editors, ArbCom bans, ADL source disputes, and Wikimedia Foundation responses.
Arab Barghouti
Arab Barghouti (Arabic: Arab al-Barghouthi) is a Palestinian campaigner, son of imprisoned Fatah leader Marwan Barghouti, advocating his father's release and Palestinian prisoners' rights; he leads the Free Marwan campaign from Ramallah, an IT entrepreneur.
Arabization (تعريب)
Arabization (تعريب, ta'rib) is the spread of Arabic language and identity and, as modern policy, the postcolonial replacement of English, French, and local languages with standard Arabic in states such as Algeria and Sudan, with mixed outcomes.
Arfan Bhatti
Arfan Qadeer Bhatti (born 1977) is a Norwegian Islamist, former head of Profetens Ummah, convicted in 2026 to 30 years forvaring for complicity in the 25 June 2022 Oslo Pride terror shooting; he was extradited from Pakistan and has appealed.
Arlyn Phoenix
Arlyn Phoenix (born Arlyn Sharon Dunetz), known as Heart Phoenix, is an American peacebuilding and animal-rights activist and mother of actors River, Rain, Joaquin, Liberty, and Summer Phoenix.
Arun Manilal Gandhi
Arun Manilal Gandhi (1934-2023), also Arun Gandhi, Indian American peace activist, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi; founded the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence and the Season for Nonviolence.
Ashoka (non-profit organization)
Ashoka (non-profit): international 501(c)(3) founded 1980 by Bill Drayton, distinct from Ashoka University; pioneered social entrepreneurship, elects 4,000+ Ashoka Fellows in 99 countries, HQ Arlington, Virginia.
Asia Rose Simpson
Asia Rose Simpson, American-Filipino beauty queen from Hobbs, New Mexico and Quezon City; Miss World Philippines 2026 winner and Miss World 2026 Top 12 finalist; SED youth sports-and-dance advocate.
Assata Shakur
Assata Shakur (JoAnne Chesimard), Black Panther and Black Liberation Army member, convicted 1977 of killing a NJ trooper, escaped prison 1979, lived in Cuban asylum from 1984, FBI first female Most Wanted Terrorist; died 2025 in Havana at 78.
Assembly of the Poor
The Assembly of the Poor (Thai: Samacha Khon Jon) is a Thai poor people's and peasant movement founded at Thammasat University, Bangkok, in 1995, best known for its 99-day protest before Government House in 1997.
Astroworld Festival crowd crush
Astroworld Festival crowd crush: November 5, 2021 crowd surge at Travis Scott's festival at NRG Park, Houston, killing 10 by compression asphyxia; grand jury no-billed all defendants in 2023.
Attack on Reginald Denny
Attack on Reginald Denny: the April 29, 1992 beating of white truck driver Reginald Denny at Florence and Normandie during the LA riots, televised live, and the 1993 trial of Damian Williams and Henry Watson.
Attack! (periodical)
Attack! (ATTACK!) was an American white supremacist tabloid, later magazine, official publication of Willis Carto's National Youth Alliance from fall 1969, edited by William Pierce, renamed National Vanguard in April 1978, and serialized The Turner Diaries.
August Spies
August Vincent Theodore Spies (1855–1887), German-born Chicago anarchist, editor of the Arbeiter-Zeitung, Haymarket affair defendant hanged November 11, 1887 after the 1886 bombing trial.
Auma Obama
Auma Obama (born 1960), Kenyan sociologist and half-sister of Barack Obama, founder of the Sauti Kuu Foundation for disadvantaged youth in Kenya and author of the memoir And Then Life Happens.
Avaaz
Avaaz is a global online campaigning organization founded in January 2007, co-founded by Res Publica and MoveOn.org with Ricken Patel as founding president, member-funded, working in many languages on climate, human rights, corruption, and misinformation.
Aviva Chomsky
Aviva Chomsky (born 1957), daughter of Noam Chomsky, is an American historian at Salem State University and author of Undocumented, They Take Our Jobs!, Central America's Forgotten History, and Is Science Enough?, active in Latin American solidarity and immigrants' rights movements since the 1980s.
Baba Amte
Baba Amte (Murlidhar Devidas Amte, 1914–2008), Indian Gandhian lawyer and social activist, founded the leprosy rehabilitation community Anandwan in Maharashtra, led the Knit India marches and Narmada anti-dam campaigns, and won the Magsaysay, Templeton, and Gandhi Peace awards.