Sentence examples for early activist from inspiring English sources

Chapman, a protégée of Claude Lévi-Strauss, was an early activist for endangered languages in Meso- and South America.

He was an early activist in the Movement for Democratic Change, the opposition party led by Mr. Tsvangirai.

He was an early activist in the Kefaya movement, which pioneered the kind of street protests that eventually ended Mr. Mubarak's rule.

He was an early activist in Minnesota's Democratic Farmer-Labor Democratic Farmer-Labor PartySenand campaign of Hubert H. Humphrey in 1948.

An early activist in the Soviet Jewry movement, Michael was dedicated to safeguarding Jewish communities worldwide and protecting the rights of refugees.

Despite her advanced age, Emma hurled herself into the Spanish cause with an enthusiasm reminiscent of her early activist years in America.

The film apparently charts the early activists for womens' lib and their run-ins with the government.

The early activists of the new environmental movement had several successes attributed to Carson — from the Clean Air and Water Acts to the establishment of Earth Day to President Nixon's founding of the Environmental Protection Agency, in 1970.

"There is absolutely no question that the voluntary nature of the policy was unacceptable to many," said Andrew Kimbrell, one of the early activists to oppose biotechnology and now the executive director of the Center for Food Safety, which filed the petition.

In a curious late-capitalist irony, however, a means of monetizing the work of the household has emerged over the past decade or so, in a form that would have been unimaginable to those early activists: the so-called — if odiously named — mommy blog.

It also delves into the specific style these early activists adopted, suggesting implicitly that what the legionnaires would eventually develop as a clearly articulated aesthetic and set of ideas were initially part of a bottom-up set of youthful activities.