She noted that when a protest arose in Novato, Calif., in 2001, the district addressed the concerns of parents by allowing them to decide on an individual basis whether their children would see the film.
A storm of protest arose across the United States, and the governor of Massachusetts appointed an independent committee to investigate.
It was broadcast in November, during the week of the 40th anniversary of President Kennedy's death, and a squall of protest arose shortly afterward, led by the broadcaster Bill Moyers Jack Valentii, president of the Motion Picture Association of America; and others who worked for Johnson during his presidency.
The Bagua protest arose as a result of mounting fears that legislative decrees signed by García would grant foreign companies uninhibited access to Amazonian territory without the need to gain prior consent from local indigenous communities.
As yet another disruption roiled the flow of events, the protest over the Hughes victory underscored an image that these Olympics have become the Games of Protest, arising from the I.O.C.'s eagerness under a new president to deal with any crisis in an expeditious manner.
There was a suspicion among some Russians that the Canadian protest arose from old cold-war resentments of Soviet dominance in Olympic pairs skating, which Russians have won since 1964.
But the transition from the tattoo's blue-collar origins to middle-class acceptance is also rooted in a tattoo renaissance that began, according to many accounts, about 30 years ago with social protest arising from the Vietnam War as well as the civil rights and the feminist movements.
The protest arose from this week's police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile.
Not surprisingly, many songs of protest arose out of the political turmoil during the era of the Vietnam War and Civil Rights Movement.
Both the police chief and mayor cautioned protesters against returning to the freeway should more protests arise.
