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The article discusses the number of demonstrations and protests in New York City following the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump and examines the city's capacity to hold such events. It cites the women's march that drew 400,000 participants held in the Manhattan section before covering past demonstrations since the 1960s and commenting on the role of cities in social movements.

Reports on the arrest of seventeen cyclists in the Critical Mass protest ride through Manhattan, New York City. Charges of disorderly conduct and parading without a permit; Accusation against the police of overzealous enforcement; Advocacy for nonpolluting forms of transportation.

Reports on the arrest of 33 participants during the Critical Mass bicycle protest ride in Manhattan, New York City. Reason behind the tensions; Concept of the demonstration; Grant on a request by lawyers of the riders in prohibiting the police from seizing bicycles.

Reports on the protest over holocaust skeptic in Manhattan, New York City. Cause and effect of the protest; Details on the demonstration.

Reports that nude activists blocked traffic in Manhattan, New York City last August 22, 2004 to protest the Bush administration's record on AIDS. Intention of the protestors; Comments of Todd Gitlin, a professor at Columbia, on the eye-catching tactics of the activists; Statement of Donna Sheenan, founder of Baring Witness, on the organization's hundred naked displays.

Reports on decision of Manhattan city official to grant permits for demonstrations that coincide with the Republican National Convention. Receipt of rally approvals by the Central Labor Council, Planned Parenthood of New York City and Naral Pro-Choice New York.