The safety pin was adopted in England after the Brexit vote, as immigrants and people of color found themselves increasingly subject to racist attacks, serving as a visual symbol indicating that ...

Now Americans in protest of Trump have borrowed a symbolic gesture from the Brits who rallied against Brexit by wearing safety pins on their shirts.

Safety pins have become a symbol of solidarity with refugees and other migrants since the historic Brexit vote to leave the European Union in June. Now, people in the United States are showing ...

Americans inspired by Brexit to wear safety pins in show of solidarity with minorities after Donald Trump's victory Social media campaign spreading amid reports of hate crimes across the US ...

Considering wearing a safety pin? Make sure to ask these four questions to avoid the hidden dangers of wearing the pin.

UK reports of hate crimes on the rise following Brexit vote Social campaign asks people to wear safety pins as sign of solidarity ...

Brexit has sparked international uncertainty and exposed a particularly unsavory stripe of British xenophobia and violence. But some Britons are fighting back in style, wearing safety pins to show ...

A small way to show solidarity after Donald Trump’s presidential win, inspired by Brexit It starts with a safety pin.

Vox wrote that safety pins, in a post-Brexit United Kingdom, were being affixed to people's clothing as a sign to immigrants that they would be protected should anyone try to hassle them while ...

For those who thought wearing a safety pin to show solidarity was an act of good faith, you may be in for a treat — the safety pin campaign is receiving criticism for being a passive act. People ...

People are wearing safety pins to show their support for anyone experiencing racism following the UK's decision to leave the EU, thanks to a social media campaign inspired by a similar movement in ...

The woman who started the safety pin campaign following a spike in racism since Brexit has said the pins by themselves don’t mean ‘jack shit’. Allison – whose last name hasn’t been made ...