"That's why the letter should be read as a letter of solidarity by a Jew".
They also signed an open letter of solidarity, which had gained around 175 signatures by the end of the talk.
And at least one biologist coauthor of a competing book refused to sign a letter of solidarity on the evolution issue, a letter we had drafted and which all other authors had endorsed.
So I answered a plea from the Community of Sant'Egidio, a worldwide Catholic prayer and charity organization, to write a letter of solidarity to a mentally-disabled death row prisoner named Johnny Paul Penry.
In November, people representing 700,000 female farmworkers wrote an open letter of solidarity to the women in Hollywood speaking up about sexual harassment and assault, saying they understood all too well what it meant to be "preyed upon by individuals who have the power to hire, fire, blacklist, and otherwise threaten our economic, physical, and emotional security".
Even if it's something as simple as writing a letter, an expression of solidarity or sending a food parcel, Nunn says, it's possible to "connect the issue to something positive you can do within your own means and power".
Even if it's something as simple as writing a letter, an expression of solidarity, or sending a food parcel, Nunn said, it's possible to "connect the issue to something positive you can do within your own means and power".
Al-Sham is a tribute to the people of Syria: a letter of love and solidarity.
Some players from Georgia, Georgia Tech and Northwestern had the letters APU — All Players United — written on their gear as a show of solidarity that organizers hope will lead to changes in the N.C.A.A.
There is a 1940 letter from the philosopher Henri Bergson, who had been prepared to convert to Roman Catholicism but, out of solidarity with his people, signed the new French government's register as a Jew.
