Sentence examples for fight speech from inspiring English sources

In the "We Shall Fight" speech of June 4th, the exhortation is grounded in a slow buildup of blankly reported fact that includes a report to the nation, sparing none of the gruesome details of a defeat: "Our losses in matériel are enormous.

In "Diary of a Mad Black Woman," for instance, Madea refers to the "No wire hangers!" line from the film "Mommie Dearest," and, in his 2009 film "Madea Goes to Jail," she sends up the "All my life I had to fight" speech from "The Color Purple," which is one of Perry's favorite films).

As so many free speech advocates have urged, the best way to fight speech is with more speech--likewise with social movements: the best way to contend against Trump's movement is with our own.

Archival audio works by David Wojnarowicz (including recordings from his answering machine of messages from Peter Hujar) and clips from activist and author Vito Russo's Why We Fight speech showed the dire urgency of the fight: "When future generations ask what we did in this crisis, we're going to have to tell them that we were out here today," Russo said then.

The ACLU's slogan of "Fight hate speech with more speech" is empty considering that counter speech is impossible when you have a noose around your neck or when your body is crushed underneath the wheels of a weaponized car.

Asked about a specific example where a private individual's views have been misrepresented online, and are now inextricably associated with a Google search for their name, Wales suggested the solution for that individual is to fight "bad speech with more speech".

Some anti-war voters could well switch to Mr Clark particularly after Mr Dean's somewhat deranged "I fight on" speech to his supporters after his Iowa debacle.Yet just as Mr Clark is bringing his guns to fire on Messrs Edwards and Dean, he has been caught out by a surprise attack from the rear.

Twitter may be at a disadvantage because it lacks Facebook's resources, and at least Twitter is committed to funding better tools to fight hate speech.

Twitter is also one of the tech platforms that recently agreed to work faster to fight hate speech in Germany, as the government there works to combat a spike in racist sentiments being expressed online following a rise in the number of refugees entering the country.

Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Microsoft agree to help EU fight hate speech.

Angela Merkel's government has launched a campaign to fight hate speech online, passing a law that requires companies to delete posts that violate strict policies.