Pocock tells us that this civic humanist vocabulary, developed in England, was in turn available to the American colonists as they sought to articulate their protest and in the course of events to proclaim and justify their independence from the crown.
But Pussy Riot were the first, perhaps because they had aimed and articulated their protest so well.
He has frequently bemoaned the loss of Canada's indigenous wildlife, and "Sea of Slaughter" was an angry, articulate howl of protest.
To get AIM to surrender the federal government had agreed to conduct a thorough investigation into the demands and grievances that had been articulated in their protest.
But the plenum as a form of self-organisation in which citizens come together to articulate demands underpinned by protest marches, is now under attack.
On the one hand, they aspire to the freedom promised by democracy; they have the resources and education to mobilize mass protests and articulate demands.
Why, after all of my years of striving to write original material (and, at times, becoming annoyingly self-righteous about it) and struggling find new viewpoints or untried approaches to any subject, did I suddenly balk and protest when an articulate, intelligent and, at times, angry contingent of people were asking my to apply the same principles to the subject of rape?
We articulated why we continued to protest and indeed why we ever protested at all.
He is very clear on this: much of what has become plain, and expressed by both left and right, since the financial crash – the dominance of technocrats over democratic institutions, the erosion of the nation state and, with it, meaningful democracy – was already obvious to, and articulated by, that early-noughties protest movement, right down to the inevitability of the crash itself.
"His poems articulated hopes, dreams, desires, histories, protest, sexuality, beauty, and national pride like no one before or since".
