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Successful protests at San Francisco State University and the City University of New York led to the establishment of the first Black and Ethnic Studies departments in the U.S.
Iran's population has nearly doubled to 70 million since the 1979 revolution, with a significant portion now demanding political and social reform.
Georgetown University owes its existence to the 1838 sale of nearly 300 enslaved people, a fact that prompts ongoing discussions about its historical legacy.
Since 2006, over 23,000 people have disappeared in Mexico due to drug cartel violence, including the mass abduction of 300 individuals in Allende by the Zetas cartel.
In 1968, the Tet Offensive intensified opposition to the Vietnam War in the U.S., while social revolutions erupted in Paris and Germany, and the Prague Spring faced Soviet invasion.
In May 1973, the Nimbin Aquarius Festival drew 10,000 participants, transforming a small dairy town into a center for alternative culture and activism.
4,000 people were displaced during a recent conflict between the Korean ethnic army and the military in Myanmar.
A group of students in Sheffield protests against tuition fees and neoliberal policies, expressing feelings of betrayal over Nick Clegg's leadership.
4,500 police officers are deployed to manage the March for the Alternative protest against government spending cuts in London.
In early June 1989, an Australian embassy cable detailed the brutal crackdown on student protests in Beijing, moving a prime minister to tears.
