Sentence examples for organized in the aftermath of from inspiring English sources

The 1917 march was organized in the aftermath of a race riot in East St . Louis Ill., but The New York Times reported that the parade was "intended as a protest against lawless treatment" of blacks nationwide.

A relief fund was organized in the aftermath of the hurricane by The Daily Gleaner, a newspaper from Kingston, Jamaica.

The so-called beer summit of 2009, organized by the White House in the aftermath of the wrongful arrest of Henry Louis Gates, Jr., outside his home in Cambridge was, according to Muhammad, a failed opportunity that underscored the President's unwillingness to deal with racism in America, or his handicap.

In addition, it will aid in developing an internal communications structure on how to prepare for an emergency; cover an emergency; and, organize the aftermath of an emergency.

Marai had taken to organizing the funeral and the rest in the aftermath of Sardar's death, a duty I remember him performing with passion and grace.

The commission was founded in the aftermath of two meetings organized by West German Chancellor Willy Brandt.

The small jet landed in Vieques as part of a trip organized by Vieques Love, a relief group created in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

In the aftermath of Dink's assassination, an organized, angry, and determined protest movement was born in Turkey.

In the aftermath of the Ludlow Massacre, he organized picketing of the Rockefeller headquarters in New York City, where he was arrested and incarcerated.

I participated in the "Poor People's March" organized by Dr. Martin Luther King and held in Washington D.C. in June 1968 in the aftermath of his assassination.

He remained active with the SPCA after his trade to Dallas, and following the September 11 attacks, organized a charity softball game that raised $115,000 for charitable groups in the aftermath of the attack.