Trump's election has inspired dissent in a variety of spheres, the culinary among them.
Trump's election has inspired dissent in a variety of formats, among them culinary.
For China, continuing protests could inspire more dissent on the mainland, despite its censors' attempts to block discussion of the events.
China has been tightening controls over liberal voices for several years, prompted by fears of unrest during the 2008 Olympics, concerns that the Arab revolutions might inspire domestic dissent, heightened tensions with ethnic minorities like the Tibetans and the Uighurs in the west, and the need for stability during this year's once-a-decade leadership transition.
People of good heart have a choice, here, as Occupy Wall Street co-creator Micah White has argued: to either stick with interventions that we can safely assume will continue to fail, or to write a new chapter in globally inspired, coordinated dissent and defiance.
Did Justice Ginsburg ever inspire you to dissent?
In the 1970s and 1980s students were forced to watch public hangings next to the medical faculty to punish dissent and inspire fear.
Many modern scholars have shown more sympathy with so-called heretics, suggesting at least that the controversy inspired by their dissent may have played a useful part in allowing the Church to develop and formulate its doctrine.
Some have said that the recent arrests of bloggers are likely to make people angrier, and may inspire new online voices of dissent.
However, "On Liberty" and "The Subjection of Women" capture the enduring power of custom to blunt critical thinking and to inspire a popular hostility to dissent.
Surely the fact that the View continue to release records to nary a murmur of dissent is enough inspire someone to put their head above the parapet?
