Sentences with phrase «organized resistance»

Now we need to back that up with organized resistance.

You would want organized resistance and activism — you would want teachers and fellow parents to put up a fight.

The footage of these events seems almost surreal — it's a strange balance between organized resistance and a performance of desperation.

One quarter of U.S.parents are reluctant to get their children vaccinated, and thousand shave filed lawsuits alleging that vaccines caused autism in their kids. Allen, a journalist with a decade - long interest in this topic, shows that unlike other medical procedures, vaccination has inspired organized resistance movements throughout its history.

Lavell's mobilization happened at a crucial time for organized resistance against institutionalized patriarchy and sexism in Canadian legal code, and during a significant period of grassroots social justice activism and protest among Indigenous people nationally and internationally.

White suburban moms, among many others, have certainly played an important role in organizing resistance to high - stakes tests in actions that have led to important victories in Texas, New York, and beyond as they fight to defend their children from abuse by a multibillion - dollar testing industry that is homogenizing education and draining resources from cash strapped school districts.

The country's Solidarity movement was founded soon after and grew into the most organized resistance to Communism in the Soviet bloc.

Over the next months, Greenpeace helped organize the resistance.

If you're energized from that, meet with State Committeeman Ben Yee at Arts on Site Friday for a discussion on organizing resistance ahead of the midterm elections.

Back in 1980, the Gdańsk Shipyard in Poland was famous worldwide as the site of the first organized resistance against Communism in eastern Europe.

With less than four days until total annihilation, it falls to a chivalrous army vet named John Connor (Bale) to organize a resistance movement.

Terminator Salvation (PG - 13 for profanity and intense violence) Fourth installment in the fabled sci - fi franchise unfolds in a post-apocalyptic scenario where the fate of what's left of humanity is dependent upon a chivalrous soldier's (Christian Bale) efforts to organize the resistance against an army of invading cyborgs bent on annihilation.

Oil Change works to achieve its mission by producing strategic research and hard - hitting investigations; engaging in domestic and international policy and media spaces; and providing leadership in organizing resistance to the political influence of the fossil fuel industry.

Following the Stonewall acts the Mattachine Action group called for organized resistance but control of the movement was taken out of their hands by a still more radical group Enter, the «Gay Lib Front» At the heart of this new circle of power was Herbert Marcuse a long time Socialist who had learned this and perhaps sod in pre-Nazi Germany

Across the world, people are organizing resistance, engaging in social struggles and creating alternatives.

A principle of accommodation will not eliminate the tension that pressures the religious to change for the sake of society, but it will at least create a space in which the religions can organize their resistance.

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State has declared his support for the call by Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka for an organized resistance against attacks perpetrated...

But the meeting was mostly attended by supporters of Dover CARES, and Sheilah Harkness, president of the ousted school board, told Science she doesn't know of any organized resistance to the court decision.

It doesn't take intervention from Trash Island's canine elders, Jupiter (F. Murray Abraham) and Oracle (Tilda Swinton), to organize a resistance.

Iron Head attempts to organize a resistance to the bandits while Ding - On doesn't want to get involved.

With less than four days until total annihilation, it falls to a chivalrous army vet named John Connor (Christian Bale) to organize a resistance movement.

The story seamlessly interweaves inspired dance sequences, organized resistance and a little old - fashioned romance while touching on a litany of themes like love, loyalty, friendship and betrayal.

Karran Harper Royal, parent advocate and a founding member of Parents Across America and PAA - NOLA, speaks at Netroots 2012 about how the model of privatization of education in New Orleans is not a model to be replicated and how she is organizing resistance to this myth.

Now, the organized resistance has paid off even more, with the Governor's announcement of a return to local control.

The photographs depict emptied rooms of these organizations» former headquarters; bereft of their political importance, they have become mausoleums of yesteryear's organized resistance movements.

Local communities have been fighting back in court, mobilizing villagers and organizing a resistance that put the company in a deadlock.

With the failure of the Senate bill, the time has come to at least acknowledge there is an organized resistance.

Both the Sunrun - backed Alliance for Solar Choice (TASC) and Vote Solar appear to have been active in organizing resistance to the bill.

Art. 4 is pretty liberal; it gives rights not only to soldiers in national armies, but also to «militias and members of other volunteer corps» and «organized resistance movements,» even those «operating... outside their own territory, even if this territory is occupied.»

With our new program, Project Fierce Urgency, we are training progressive activists and volunteers in effective digital skills to mount aggressive issue - based political advocacy operations to organize the resistance in key states.