Tag Archives: protest

09.28.20. Poll Dancing

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As the first Presidential Debate of 2020 fast approaches, we look at civil unrest in America as the polls continue to show a wide gap between candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Public outcry and civil unrest have erupted in Continue reading 09.28.20. Poll Dancing→

09.07.20. The Heat is On

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This week in addition to election news, we examine the devastating wildfires in California, and how the record heat in western states is leading to widespread power shortages.  Continue reading 09.07.20. The Heat is On→

08.11.20. Blast in Beirut

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A recent devastating explosion in Lebanon’s port city capital of Beirut has raised questions over the country’s leadership, and the role that the international community will play in providing aid moving forward. Continue reading 08.11.20. Blast in Beirut→

06.08.20. The Age of Dissent

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This week continues our analysis of the public response to George Floyd’s killing and opposition by military leaders to President Donald Trump’s desire to deploy the military in curbing violence during protests. Continue reading 06.08.20. The Age of Dissent→

04.21. 20. Liberty or Death

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While the federal government weighs options on reopening the economy, protests erupt as Americans proclaim “Liberty or Death,” arguing that their rights are being infringed upon in the midst of the coronavirus lockdowns. Continue reading 04.21. 20. Liberty or Death→

08.17.17. Clash in Charlottesville

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This week on Middle Theory, a recent white nationalist march in Charlottesville was met with counter protests, which resulted in one death and nineteen injuries… and in the aftermath, Donald Trump’s comments became the central focus of the issue. While Trump defended Continue reading 08.17.17. Clash in Charlottesville→