During a time when Black Lives Matter is galvanizing against the militarization of police and an end to police brutality against black and brown bodies, this is a grave oversight.
However the threat of terrorism although a villainous blight on humanity is hardly a world war to galvanize against.
It produced the opposite effect, they said: it galvanized them against outside forces.
The dinner dresses galvanized women against inequality, according to Gray, taking root with the rising feminist movement, and by 1968 the university had abolished the dress code, allowing women to dress as freely as men.
By Anna Della Subin and Hussein Omar June 6, 2016 Through comic dialogues and elegant illustrations in his handwritten newspaper Abou Naddara, the late-nineteenth-century satirist James Sanua galvanized Egyptians against the political ills of their day.
He speculates that the coverage of Boisselier and other cloning adherents galvanized sentiment against cloning, leading to its banning in the U.S. In January 2003, Raël held a ceremony at which he thanked Boisselier for her service and anointed her as his successor.
The excessive use of force against the small camp galvanized public anger against the military and tens of thousands descended upon Tahrir.
The attack galvanized the community against the Taliban.
Photographs of him beaten and bleeding from the head in 2007 galvanized global opinion against Mr. Mugabe's brutal reign.
The release in May of the film Gomorra, from a book by journalist Roberto Saviano, galvanized public opinion against organized crime.
