Sentence examples for historical protest from inspiring English sources

The women's poses are based on historical protest posters, of which Bowers has an extensive archive.

Students learn about the events and issues behind historical protest songs, then write their own songs of protest.

Icelanders also never seem to really "buck the system", minus the recent and historical "protest", which took place in front of Reykjavik City Hall over their monetary devaluation.

The Tea Party takes its name from the historical protests against unfair tax policy.

In choosing to be naked, these young women were harking back to historical protests across the African continent.

These include over 100 days of tuition hike protests in Montreal, cat and mouse protests against police brutality, Vancouver's Stanley Cup riot, Occupy, and the historical Native protest movement Idle No More.

Yalom's historical wives were protesting marriage laws that rendered them their husbands' chattel; that delivered their property to the men they married; that denied them a vote, because they were, supposedly, covered by their husbands' political views; that decreed their bodies perpetually available to their husbands, the dangers of childbearing or the whims of inclination aside.

Historical tellings of protests are shaped, in large part, by their aesthetic.

The current protests in Venezuela are reminiscent of another historical moment when street protests were used by right-wing politicians as part of an attempt to overthrow the elected government.

Catherine Jones of Berkeley, Calif., suggested that The Times delve deeply into the historical backdrops of Occupy protest sites in locations — like the Bay Area and Boston — that previously have served as "historic incubators of movements for civil liberties, workers rights, racial justice, etc".

One reason why censors are wary of the movement being picked up on in the mainland is China's historical legacy of youth protest.