Needless to say, the horrific events in the UK have been met by calls of solidarity and support across Europe and from the U.S., if we can read through presidential tweets that have largely embittered an already strained relationship.
True, to call for solidarity across lines of race and class, and to call for Obama to develop anti-poverty programmes, as West does, is not off-base.
But the real import was Kendall's belief that white feminists not necessarily Filipovic, a reasonable sort who makes a poor target behave in a Willardesque fashion and go unchallenged because of that same historical call to solidarity.
Slogans call for solidarity.
Andy Friedman, 38, of Park Slope, Brooklyn, said he had come to the park in response to the union's call for solidarity.
In what Herzog called a "signal of solidarity," he was dieting with Bale and Zahn.
Separately, the German foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, arrived Monday in Ankara, the Turkish capital, for what his office called a "gesture of solidarity".
Ms. Claes and Mr. Mahassine praised what they called the spirit of "solidarity" shown by local residents, many of whom opened up their homes to festivalgoers whose tents had been washed away.
While the Vatican may have its differences with United Nations agencies over sex, it also sees the organization as the lone realistic possibility for putting a human face on international politics and economics — what Pope John Paul II called a "globalization of solidarity".
Somehow, despite everything, Labour could call on deep reserves of solidarity on the part of a large proportion of voters.
