The phrase "activist mindset" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, it can be used to talk about someone who has a strong commitment to creating social change, such as "She has an activist mindset, always looking for new ways to create positive change in her community."
"Chris Rennard would need to come to the table within an open mind and, at the moment, he does not seem to be in that mindset," the former activist, who is now a lecturer at Oxford University, told BBC Radio 4's Today.
Some activists hope that the Birmingham mindset will eventually spread to the rest of the state, noting that sweeping grassroots movements usually begin in cities.
I would say absolutely not, though activists should embrace a more radical mindset outside of the normal parameters of electoral politics while rethinking overall strategy and tactics.
Aliya Abbas is a self-help author, blogger, motivational speaker, mindset coach & mentor, an activist to end child marriages, and a social entrepreneur from the Washington DC Metro area.
Sarah Baldwin, the owner of the E. Wharton & Company book and memorabilia gallery in Crozet, Va., said suffrage letters can provide glimpses into the mindsets of activists.
However, practical Southern politicians, activists, voters, and journalists have adopted this neo-racial mindset to deal directly and functionally with the South's historical dilemma.
Women's rights activist Vrinda Grover said comments like these are indicative of a regressive mindset that is "extremely uncomfortable" when the law tries to "criminalize conduct that amounts to sexual violence".
A rising business model that combines financial success with serving the common good, promoted by singer-social activist Bono and other social entrepreneurs, requires new skills and mindsets to make that transition.
Richard Heideman, a Republican-leaning Jewish activist, predicted, "the chances that U.S. President Barack Obama will boycott a conference against racism are slim....because that's his mindset".
