We’ve long used emojis to communicate our feelings when words can’t. But what happens when they take on a deeper meaning, becoming a symbol for an entire movement? Recently, Hamdan Azhar, founder of data journalism lab Prismoji, decided to explore the use of emojis in viral movements. He analyzed

The74Million.org is a non-profit education news site, devoted to telling the stories of schools, teachers, parents and America’s 74 million kids. The East Coast protests started haphazardly enough Saturday afternoon. Washington, D.C., residents started gathering at Dulles International Airport

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Many of America’s religious leaders have roundly condemned President Donald Trump’s executive order that bans Syrian refugees and immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering the country. Leaders from the Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Sikh, and other spiritual traditions joined

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