Sentence examples for organized marches from inspiring English sources

But hundreds came out for organized marches in Philadelphia, Boston and Detroit, where organizers made diverse appeals for an end to water shutoffs, tax foreclosures and tax loopholes.

Condemnation from the city's politicians came swiftly, and advocacy groups representing gays and Latinos quickly organized marches and vigils.

Through a vibrant social media network, Lebanese and Palestinian youths have organized marches and sought ways to have a greater say in decisions of the Palestinian leadership.

More recently, students have organized marches and rallies and shouted at meetings, but have mostly stayed within the confines of law and order.

But residents, convinced that simple repairs could save the buildings, organized marches to protest the evictions with the help of Acorn, a Bronx community group.

Bevel knew poverty — he was from the tiny town of Itta Bena, Mississippi — and he knew racial violence, recently in Birmingham, where he had organized marches that led to children being shocked with cattle prods.

Lastly, there were "blacks", anarchists and other fringe rebel groups that have no patience for organized marching.

During the '50s and '60s people organized, marched, boycotted and literally put their lives on the line for the sake of progress.

A nonprofit created by progressives who hoped to build a political movement with staying power, the Action Network offers tools for sending emails, organizing marches and events, fundraising, creating petitions, conducting surveys and connecting with other organizers.

And she remained active in the gay political scene in Louisville, helping to organize marches (as she still does).

And on Sunday the people there and those protesting in banks, writing letters, sending donations, organizing marches around the country won something worth celebrating.