Sentences with phrase «resistance movements»

In addition to her international organizing, O'Rourke is active in her local and regional fossil fuel resistance movements.

As you point out, all the occupied countries had collaborationists but more importantly all had resistance movements and exiled fighters.

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.

Feminist resistance movements are exploding all over the world.

Drawing from the histories of the Civil Rights and Black Resistance movements, Black aesthetic tradition, and the historical avant - garde, Becoming Imperceptible invites you to reimagine both our history and future and opens up a rigorous conversation about system and form in the European, African, and American avant - gardes of the last century.

Often referencing political and artistic history, including social resistance movements and Dada, Minimalism, and Conceptualism, Pendleton siphons historical and aesthetic content from texts and visual culture to critically examine the resonance of ideas from varied cultural and social perspectives.

The billboard captures the handcrafted feel and felt texture of do - it - yourself protest signs, highlighting the intersection of craft and resistance movements.

A film and poster installation traces activism in Newcastle and resistance movements elsewhere in the UK.

Bounty hunters, «leapers», prison infiltration, corporate espionage, «Errorists», resistance movements, and secret world powers all enter the mix as a new product called Sensen hits the market.

However, devotees began to re-establish the breed soon after the war, only to encounter danger once more when World War II broke out and Bouviers once again served as couriers — this time for the anti-Nazi resistance movements of several occupied northern European countries.

Many went with his selective vision; others found his film fatally tone - deaf to complexities of American race relations, class conflicts and police resistance movements.

Bodyweight squats and other lighter resistance movements can actually strengthen the knee.

This program emphasizes interval aerobic and anaerobic resistance movements.

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.

In addition, it contains a section on women's rights and a section on the role of resistance movements in generating new demands for human rights.

(2) Members of other militias and members of other volunteer corps, including those of organized resistance movements, belonging to a Party to the conflict and operating in or outside their own territory, even if this territory is occupied, provided that such militias or volunteer corps, including such organized resistance movements, fulfil the following conditions: (a) that of being commanded by a person responsible for his subordinates; (b) that of having a fixed distinctive sign recognizable at a distance; (c) that of carrying arms openly; (d) that of conducting their operations in accordance with the laws and customs of war.

The term can apply to the field element of resistance movements, an example of which are the civilians that opposed Nazi German rule in several countries during World War II.

The same Western world lauded to the skies the underground resistance movements during the last world war.»

«We support the advocacy and resistance movements that reflect our multiple and intersecting identities.

The instrumentalism in matters of religion which characterizes communism and national socialism differs from the instrumentalism of the resistance movements and democracy; but in both instances we are dealing with a utilitarian use of religion in the service of non-religious ends.

Dalit protest and resistance movements seem to have gone through several phases.

Of the non-rescuers, 53 were involved in resistance movements, or had helped Jews, or sometimes had done both.

That's because in the world of Amazon's series, based on the novel by Philip K. Dick, the Axis powers won World War II and occupied America, where a scrappy resistance movement is taking shape.

But, there is a stubborn, growing resistance movement.

another words Israel will stop their oppression if Hamas submits to being oppressed, your asking a resistance movement to surrender and be wipe out, agreed when Hamas is no more the oppression will end because every one in Gaza will be dead, you cant oppress when ever ones dead can you.

There is an alternative to the dictatorship of eros: a resistance movement where you can find solidarity, an almost monastic love of comrades, but sex and romance are banned.

To better appreciate the moral significance of Hans and Sophie Scholl and their friends in the White Rose resistance movement, I began to search my own memory for a point of connection with them and the great decision they made.

Yet Atwood's heroine infers that there is in fact a resistance movement, reasoning that there can be «no shadow unless there is also light» (p. 105) Despite all odds, the Handmaid's tale is a darkly mirroring apokalypsis of the earthly grounds for hope.

If we must win the war against the traumatic corporate tornado, then we as the Asian Community, must unite and wage a resistance movement with conscience and conviction, with the masses of the largest Continent being roused for counter-attack.

In a revolution or a resistance movement, for instance, there are things that can not be evaded, that have to be done; violence must be used — it is a necessity.

As I have written earlier in these pages («A guide to the far right,» August 2 - 9, 1995), the militias are in many ways the successors to the tax resistance movement of the 1980s.

All examples of cases where the mightiest military force on the planet couldn't take out a p ∞ rly armed, p ∞ rly funded citizens» resistance movement.

6, a certain Judas of Galilee had led an abortive rising against the Roman government, an underground resistance movement remained in being, and broke out sporadically from time to time, until at last they succeeded in precipitating a full - scale rebellion in AD.

He saw this act as the beginning of a whole new phase in his resistance movement.

Bonhoeffer was a liaison between the resistance movement and the free world, particularly Britain.

Bonhoeffer came to accept the full implications of the resistance movement, justifying his position as follows: «It is not only my task to look after the victims of madmen who drive a motor - car in a crowded street, but to do all in my power to stop their driving at all.

While the convocation was concerned more with saving the Church than the state, it indirectly questioned the moral legitimacy of the government and gave impetus to the German resistance movement.

The draft resistance movement cultivated a macho image to counteract the image of the dominant society of draft resisters as cowards.

He tried to get the allies to guarantee support for his resistance movement if it moved against Hitler.

I became friends with a rather large number of «coloreds» and blacks from South Africa and of whites in the resistance movement.

I have worked with Dutch - Canadians for nearly thirty years, and they have told stories of how the Christian churches and schools defied the demands of the Nazi occupation authorities and contributed to the resistance movement.

In modern Rio, they are the alternative to the drug - traffic, the main resistance movement in terms of the forging of identity, values and respect for the force of the community.

This revival of the classic musical by Laurence Connor is a modern reworking — with Jesus the leader of a modern resistance movement amid a backdrop of rioting and video screens flashing into life with Twitter, Facebook and text messages.

textbook study in co-opting a resistance movement and effectively rendering it useless.

Rivers views the parents who engaged in these custody battles as «part of a larger resistance movement that challenged heterosexist, racist, and misogynistic attitudes about the proper structure of the American family.»

The decision made good on comments by John McDonnell back in September, in which he said Labour would now «automatically» support strikes as they turned the party into a «resistance movement».

At a conference event this week the new shadow chancellor said the party needed to become a «resistance movement».

And while Shah merely tweeted that Hamas were a legitimate resistance movement, Corbyn said they were «dedicated towards the good of the Palestinian people, and bringing about long term peace and social justice and political justice in the whole region.»

In 1963, Mugabe and other former supporters of Nkomo founded their own resistance movement, called the Zimbabwe African National Union, or ZANU, in Tanzania.

Instead of mucking in with the multifarious resistance movement - which, as you rightly state here, does not require universal agreement in order to progress, that sort of Leninist thinking is weedkiller to the grassroots - Labour is already positioning itself for the next election, terrified of doing anything at all which might upset the few swing voters in key marginal seats that the party has repositioned itself towards over the past twenty years.