The phrase "activist feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe emotions or sentiments associated with activism or a strong commitment to a cause.
Example: "Her activist feeling drove her to participate in numerous protests and community initiatives."
Alternatives: "activist sentiment" or "activist emotion".
Zoe Saldana plays the singer and civil rights activist, feeling good about the music and angry about injustice.
If you are an activist feeling similar doubts, take heart.
Aside from maybe the occasional animal rights activist feeling mocked, Sperl's trove of hamburgers bring joy to people, and that's a big part of the reason why he has continued to grow the collection.
As wise as this all may sound, a shift from sustainability to resilience leaves many old-school environmentalists and social activists feeling uneasy, as it smacks of adaptation, a word that is still taboo in many quarters.
His statements have left some Muslims, undocumented immigrants and political activists feeling vulnerable.
Coined last year for the inundation of pink tees, tanks and food products that generate money for breast cancer charities, "pinkwashing" leaves some activists feeling concerned.
Regulate Marijuana Like Wine currently has only 30,000 signatures of the 504,760 required to make it on the ballot, but the $80,000 it's raised to finance the effort has some activists feeling confident.
Closer-than-expected finishes by Democrats in Kansas and Georgia have left progressive grassroots activists feeling more emboldened than ever, demanding that the national party compete in areas that once seemed impossible.
"I consider myself an animal welfare activist; my feeling about these animal rights people is that they don't want to hear about the compassionate side of me," he says.
I cannot imagine the civil right activist Fanny Lou Hamer feeling happy in that Mississippi jail.
But now some activists are feeling ignored, and say they may simply stay home on Election Day.
