President Obama's nomination of "drone-czar" John Brennan as CIA Director this past spring galvanized thousands to join the movement as critics saw the move as an effort "to begin the process of the normalization of killing with no accountability and far less transparency," said Dr. West.
The event, which took place at New York City's Museum of Modern Art, celebrated the second anniversary of the UN Women's initiative HeForShe, which launched in 2014 when Watson gave her now-iconic speech galvanizing men to join the fight for gender equality.
The images of the slayings, which became known as the Speicher massacre, galvanized Shiite militias to join the fight against Islamic State.
It galvanized young leaders to join the anti-war movement and it also emphasized the potential of free markets and entrepreneurship.
Mourners killed in the attack included some of Yemen's top political and security officials, outraging Yemeni society and potentially galvanizing powerful tribes to join the Houthis in opposing a Saudi-backed exiled government.
The ban in Los Angeles galvanized the blower industry to join gardeners' and landscapers' groups in lobbying for a state law that would override such local measures, but the California senate shrewdly temporized by ordering up a study of the dangers posed by blowers, a sixty-eight-page document that concluded that more research was needed.
GLAAD inspired and galvanized others into action to join with in the great 21st century civil rights movement.
If it doesn't work... Galvanize your support base to join you in their mind and heart in your battle - (count on your fortune here. ) Build an overwhelming force, 3 times the size of you enemy at least; OR Attack with a surprise.
The Republicans' refusal to allow a vote on the D.C. circuit nominees galvanized even veteran Senate Democrats to join in the effort to limit filibusters.
But the arrest of the Brotherhood's leadership helped galvanize the group, and all members were instructed to join the Tahrir demonstration on January 28th.
Their hope is that the Los Angeles janitors, by reminding the nation about the millions of people on the lower rungs, will galvanize hotel maids, hospital aides and other low-wage workers to join unions and fight for higher pay.
