How much do you think being around Hollywood at the time further galvanized your activism?
To that end, he is resorting to social media to amplify his message and connect with the Facebook and Twitter generations in an effort to mobilize citizen action and galvanize human rights activism around the world.
And then there was the avalanche of resources and the galvanizing of public activism that served to concentrate scientific efforts in a manner never seen before.
By Jeannie Suk Gersen August 5, 2016 Emma Sulkowicz's performance-art piece "Mattress Performance (Carry That Weight)," which protested the university's failure to find her alleged rapist responsible for sexual misconduct, galvanized Title IX activism around the country.
Starting that September, the Columbia student Emma Sulkowicz's performance-art piece "Mattress Performance (Carry That Weight)," which protested the university's failure to find her alleged rapist responsible for sexual misconduct, galvanized Title IX activism on campus and around the country.
In the decades since that galvanizing gesture, athlete activism waned, seeming to exist in inverse proportion to rising salaries and increased marketing opportunities.
Unions had been the linchpin of New Deal activism, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt had helped galvanize them in many ways, but most importantly via his successful push to pass the Wagner Act in 1935, which vastly extended the right of workers to collective bargaining.
Rock's insistence on stasis stands in stark contrast to the galvanizing and tremendously moving activism that has come, with an impressive, hopeful poise, from several of the young classmates of the dead.
The Memoirs elucidates many of the motives, interests, and ideas that ultimately defined Hunter's activism and galvanized the pan-Indian movement in the Red River valley.
Jim's death galvanized his mother's activism, her effort in changing U.S. hostage policy; we support her any way we can.
Furthermore, her prominent role in advocating for reparations through international meetings and tribunals, as well as her attempts to galvanize support for redress in African countries, reflects another facet of black women's internationalism and her use of reparations activism as a unifying political, social, and cultural program for the African diaspora.
