The phrase "activist power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the influence or authority that activists hold in advocating for social or political change.
Example: "The rise of social media has significantly amplified activist power, allowing movements to gain traction and reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "advocacy influence" or "activist influence".
Still, one might almost call this nation-building by the back door.Like it or not, America has now become an activist power in Central Asia though it ought to go much further.
Attendees also got to hang out with Canada's cannabis activist power couple, Marc Emery and his wife Jodie, who were flown in to "budtend" the occasion, helping patients select the best product to soothe their ailments.
As he tells his black activist, power-fixated tenant: "What you gonna build if you don't know where you're coming from?" And, even if Kwei-Armah overplays the irony whereby it turns out Kiyi suppressed his own history, he is on to a theme of importance: the collective amnesia that elevates short-term gain above awareness of the past.
In 2008, presidential elections ended the three-decade dictatorship of Mamoun Abdul Gayoom and brought Mohamed Nasheed, a veteran human rights campaigner and well known environmental activist, to power.
Thorne added that the term "pussy" has in recent years been reclaimed at least twice, "in the feminist activist 'pussy power' in the U.S., and Vladimir Putin's nemesis girl group Pussy Riot".
There needs to be a serious and lengthy conversation among scholars and youth activists about power and rights of access.
The new law also gives activists more power to tackle pollution: for the first time, Chinese NGOs have the right to sue polluters.
This paper does not aim to enter this discussion to define a formal role for planners in exiting planning structure, instead it introduces an informal role for planners as activists outside power structure and planning departments to pursue marginalized citizens' right to the city.
Particularly in the two major parties, those primary voters tended to be activists whose power was amplified simply because less-engaged party members failed to vote.
At the same time, however, creating smaller districts would not only diminish the influence of major donors over local pols, but also give community activists more power.
Several dozen other paddlers included representatives of the Lummi and Duwamish tribes in a wooden oceangoing canoe, and Greenpeace activists in power boats who ferried out members of the news media.
