A "movement" campaign for a "movement" presidency, then, in the tradition of America's social justice history of which Sanders was a part, as a young activist against segregation and war.
Gandhi announced that he had committed a "Himalayan blunder" in launching satyagraha without sufficient "soul-cleansing" of India's masses and, as a result, called a halt to the noncooperation movement campaign.
A Chinese court sentenced three activists to prison on Friday for allegedly attempting to start a non-violent civil rights movement, campaign groups said, the latest example of the Communist party's intensifying crackdown on dissent.
In a panel discussion after the Archbishop's speech, John Kay repeated his calls for banking activities to be separated (also a Christian Socialist Movement campaign) but this was the only institutional reform mentioned.
Even after his strong showing in Iowa, and the expectations for New Hampshire, Sanders' challenge remains what it has always been: to expand his movement campaign beyond the young and financially extended voters who have formed his base.
The lawyers' movement campaigned on his behalf, and he won his legal case before the Supreme Court.
Director of research and strategy for Liberty in North Korea, a non profit, non-governmental movement campaigning on the humanitarian rights.
Mikulski soon became involved in the burgeoning civil rights movement, campaigning against segregation and working to ease tensions between black and white communities in the city.
In 1992, when Mr. Specter's Senate seat was in danger after the Thomas hearings, Paul Weyrich, a founding father of the modern conservative movement, campaigned for him.
She is part of Rethinking Economics, a student movement campaigning for economics to become a more evidence-based, critically minded discipline focused on real-world problems.
