Sentence examples for donated protest from inspiring English sources

However, looking at some of the museum's huge collection of donated protest badges, she remarks that she personally can't stand being called lesbian, just about accepts lesbionic, but prefers to refer to herself as a dyke.

That ratio extends to a wide variety of actions, with liberal Democrats roughly two times likelier to report having shared opinions on social media, signed petitions, written to Congress, donated money, protested and attended local meetings.

The move came after a company spokesman told Business Insider that proceeds from sales of the shirts would not be donated to the protest movement, Entertainment Weekly reported on its Web site.

"As it ends, I'm grateful to everyone who brought light into it: activists who protected kids at the border, journalists who stood up for truth, organizers who mobilized voters for the 2018 elections, candidates who ran races with grit and inspiration, voters who made their voices heard, and absolutely everyone who marched, donated, called, and protested to fight for the values we share".

Festive protests turn violent; instead of donated food, the protesters need bottles for Molotov cocktails.

In Egypt some pharmacists donated discounted medicine to protests; bakers gave cheap bread.

However, showing up can mean joining them in protest, donating to movements like Black Lives Matter, and, at the absolute very least, refraining from the devaluation of existing movements as "unnecessary" just because one does not fully understand them.

Yaremchuk was not seen at the protests, but she says she donated money and blood for the casualties of the violence that followed.

Sonia Pilo decided to lend a hand soon after the protest started, when she started bringing donated coffee to the officers.

In Chicago on Monday morning, about a dozen people outside the Federal Reserve Bank sat on the ground or lay in sleeping bags, surrounded by protest signs and hampers filled with donated food and blankets.

"What will you do?" I've protested the President's ban and donated money to the A.C.L.U. and other civil-rights organizations.