The phrase "activist which has" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "activist who has" since "who" is used for people.
Example: "The activist who has been advocating for climate change awareness has gained significant support."
Alternatives: "activist that has" or "activist who possesses".
In Joyce Marlow's essential anthology, Votes for Women, from which many of these recollections are taken, she includes a letter sent to Hugh Franklin, a male suffrage activist, which has a strikingly familiar tone.
It is not even as if the judges in this case have been particularly "activist", which has been a problem in recent decades, with some judges pushing the interpretation of the law in a direction in tune with their thinking or trends in European law.
Dean's most famous work is "Paul Robeson," a chronicle of the singer, actor and civil rights activist, which has had three Broadway productions and a London production, and has toured across the United States and Europe.
He founded Momentum, the network of pro-Corbyn activists, which has been accused of conspiring to deselect centrist MPs.
He is one of the founders of the Retort Collective, an association of radical writers, teachers, artists, and activists, which has existed in the Bay Area for the past two decades.
"The main driver of the suppression of activists, which has been going on for three or four years, I think has to do with the fact there are more challenges coming from the citizenry".
One result has been a closing of ranks among some Jewish activists, which has made it more difficult for them to tolerate criticism of Israeli policies toward the Palestinians, polarizing the debate still further.
The highly secretive operation to monitor and disrupt political activists, which has been running for four decades, has come under mounting scrutiny since last year following revelations over the activities of Mark Kennedy, the undercover police officer who went rogue after burying himself deep in the environmental movement for seven years.
That charity drive is part of a new campaign, started by various online activists, which has also taken aim against Firstlook and Pierre himself for standing to profit from digital activists while owning and operating a media outlet that strives to expose government secrets.
That's why Dobchuk-Land suggesthatthat "we need to really organize the public around this issue," following the lead of many Indigenous groups and communities; Justice for Errol Greene, a loose group that includes family and activists which has organized rallies outside the Remand Centre (including a 24-hour vigil in August).
Much of the case has been based on a continuing series of public information requests filed by activists, which have yielded hundreds of pages of documents.
