We have seen an upsurge of growing unrest across the globe as people take to the streets to demonstrate against inequality and attacks on democracy.
In the past few years, crowds at his rallies grew immensely, an upsurge he unfortunately described as a Tsunami.
Part of the upsurge reflects a growing concern about school violence.
Growing Momentum for Change This upsurge in the wage wars hasn't come about all of a sudden.
"By 1961," his biographer John B. Judis writes, "Buckley was beginning to worry that with the John Birch Society growing so rapidly, the right-wing upsurge in the country would take an ugly, even Fascist turn rather than leading toward the kind of conservatism National Review had promoted".
"Intel is well-positioned to capitalize on consumers' growing awareness of conflict minerals and any upsurge in demand for so-called ethical electronics," the report says.
The upsurge in activism comes amid growing frustration with the lack of progress in talks between representatives of the Dalai Lama and Beijing.
He says the amount of Zapacab users from different demographics is "testimony to this wave that's growing in Africa at the moment, this upsurge of technology, particularly in mobile".
Between January and May, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee expanded its list from 59 to 79 GOP-held seats it intends to target, hoping to take advantage of Trump's historically low popularity, the upsurge of activism, and the growing local protests against House Republicans.
Since the late 1990s, Tunisia has witnessed an upsurge of migration due to the growing demand of labour and lack of employment opportunities, is particular among university graduate (Fargues, 2012).
