Sentence examples for activist in which from inspiring English sources

This also flies in the face of your own history as an environmental activist, in which you were anti-nuclear and anti-GMO until just a few years ago.

The tone was set by the rousing opening speech by Mahasweta Devi, the octogenarian Bengali writer and social activist, in which she reflected upon her life and her struggle to create an identity in a patriarchal society.

But the rumors about Bambaataa's alleged sexual abuse picked up again in 2014, with the publication of Savage's book, Impulse Urges & Fantasies, a memoir of his life as a music executive and activist, in which he reported being molested by a "Hip Hop DJ that he and everyone else looked up to".

The police found it suspicious that meetings occurred with German activists in which the sociologists did not bring their mobile phones; the police deemed this a sign of "conspiratorial behaviour".

In an early example of this, several Republicans said it was now clear that Mr. Giuliani and Mr. McCain chose to skip the straw poll in Iowa — a high-profile nonbinding vote by party activists in which Mr. Romney is investing heavily — because it could easily cost each campaign $3 million to compete.

On subsequently becoming leader of the BNP Griffin gave a speech in the US to American and European far-right activists in which he spoke about his conviction and warned his audience against going too far with their "revisionist" claims about the Holocaust.

Brown also sent an email to party activists in which he thanked them for their work during the election campaign.

But the anti-racism activist groups in which these women worked had chosen to ignore sexual violence perpetrated by "indigenous" men for fear of fanning French Islamophobia.

The video resembles those made in 2009 by a conservative activist, James O'Keefe, in which employees of the community group Acorn appeared to advise a prostitution ring how to avoid taxes.

The new video resembles those made in 2009 by a conservative activist, James O'Keefe, in which employees of the community group Acorn gave tax advise to a man posing as a pimp.

By then the epidemic had generated both a gay activist movement in which Mapplethorpe himself showed little interest and a flood of identity-based art, which became a target of political and religious groups.