... The rebel victory of January 1, 1959, was heralded by spontaneous celebrations of huge crowds in Cuba’s streets, and photographs of these events of public jubilation became iconic images of the “victory of the revolution.” Frequent rallies in public plazas and streets to hear Fidel Castro’s...

... street art protest plaza marches celebration ...

... Argentine bicentennial embodied commemorative practices public sphere national identity Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo ...

... This chapter examines how democratization transformed everyday policing on Bandung’s largest plaza, as seen in the ongoing interplay of surveillance and territoriality there. Based on ethnographic research on the plaza, it describes how territorial authority became increasingly multipolar...

... The ambulantes march on the plaza to demand their rights to sell on the streets. Meanwhile, conflicts emerge in the two federations. protest rights social movements ethnography writing ...

...Taking to the Street Part II, “Taking to the Street,” examines the traditions of protest and celebration in Buenos Aires. It describes how public culture developed since the independence era, and how public spaces, like plazas and the city’s walls, became sites for residents to make demands...

... These remarks were given on April 1, 2015, to about one thousand students, faculty, and others gathered in front of Duke Chapel to express their outrage over a racial incident—a rope noose found hanging in a tree on the Bryan Center Plaza. history of lynching racism 2015 ...

...Revolutionary Streets, 1959–1998 The rebel victory of January 1, 1959, was heralded by spontaneous celebrations of huge crowds in Cuba’s streets, and photographs of these events of public jubilation became iconic images of the “victory of the revolution.” Frequent rallies in public plazas...