City to city, thousands of Americans have protested and marched in a fight against injustice, while others try to rationalize Officer Darren Wilson's killing of an unarmed teen.
Union members have protested, appealed to the dons, marched in the streets.
They were having protest marches against the municipality but they also threatened us with war…' (Respondent # 42, FS) ' Clients are demanding services which are promised to them by politicians and it is not always possible to live up to these expectations.
In recent decades, we've protested about it, marched about it, organized in our communities about it, written about it, sung about it, and developed art and comedy routines to soften its psychological blow.
Women's groups have organised protest marches across Nigeria's major cities in order to keep the issue on the front burner.
We are grateful to all the courageous plaintiffs who stood up to injustice, the corporations and small businesses that pledged their support for fairness, our military and political leaders who spoke out in favor of equal rights, and the hundreds of thousands of people who have marched, protested, signed petitions and filed briefs on behalf of our families and community.
It has led to protest marches by tens of thousands of residents, many of whom have long argued that Okinawa should not have to play host to nearly half of all U.S. forces stationed in Japan.
For Argentines, the Blumberg case has become a scandal so heinous that it has led to protest marches and the formation of civic groups.
The affair has led to protest marches in Copenhagen and Karachi, and a wave of disapproving e-mails to Danish embassies.
"We had never protested or marched before," wrote Monica Chylla, an East Lansing mother who marched in DC. "I was nervous about potential violent outbursts at the march.
