Why Brexit’s immigration politics have fizzled out Did the Northern Ireland trade deal end Brexit politics with a whimper?

Kerry Washington stood in solidarity with protestors by wearing a safety pin on her arm, a form of support for the vulnerable that started in November after the election.

Both votes sent a strong anti-immigrant message. In response to the Brexit vote, many people in the UK started wearing safety pins as a symbol of solidarity with immigrants. In the wake of the ...

The safety pin social media movement gained prominence in Britain on Twitter as a sign of solidarity with immigrant and minority populations facing a reported surge in hate crimes after the Brexit ...

Safety Pin Box, a new monthly subscription service, has a lofty goal - to help white people learn how to root out racism while simultaneously paying black activists for their time.

LeBron James wore a safety pin — a symbol of solidarity after Donald Trump's election — in Sports Illustrated's Sportsperson of the Year.

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

Got a safety pin? Been seeing them everywhere and not entirely sure what they mean? The safety pin phenomenon hit Britain first; in the wake of the Brexit vote in June 2016, in which Britain voted ...

The unassuming safety pin has become a symbol of tolerance in a massive, international social movement that began in the United Kingdom after the Brexit vote and has since made its way to the ...

The “Safety Pin Movement” was born out of a need to show solidarity with those directly impacted. The creator, Allison (no last name), drew inspiration from the #illridewithyou campaign in ...

All I ask is that you be with me, too." In wearing the safety pin, participants are taking a page from protesters of the Brexit referendum results.