Sentence examples for power slogan from inspiring English sources

While Albert's pageants were undoubtedly a commercial proposition, by naming one Miss Black and Beautiful he was deliberately echoing the Black Power slogan "Black is Beautiful", which sought to overturn the way black features – skin tones, hair types – had been denigrated for centuries.

The placement of ABEC's "Clean Coal-America's Power" slogan across print and tv spots for the debates are revealing, but not isolated.

As they marched through the Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue gates onto the campus chanting Black Power slogans, many of the Majority Coalition students began to think twice about whether they were willing to get involve in what could easily turn into a race war with neighborhood teenagers.

However, given the recent resurgence of openly white supremacist views in the light of Donald Trump's rise to prominence, Green Room can't help but feel stomach churningly timely: White power slogans and stickers pepper Saulnier's frame to nauseating ambient effect.

In the backstage green room of Creative Time's Summit: Revolutions in Public Practice (which was a bright yellow), as a semi-fascist performance warmed up outside with stomping shovels and chanted power slogans, Liam Gillick and I stole away for a few moments over some free snacks and wrangled through the beautifully sticky morass of what it means to be an artist today.

True, his mother makes a couple of ghostly appearances and is described lovingly by her son, and during a sojourn in America Fela is shown interacting with a brash woman spouting black-power slogans.

"PEOPLE power", the slogan of the peaceful revolution in the Philippines that swept the despotic Ferdinand Marcos from office in 1986, is now emblazoned on the banners held aloft by angry students across Indonesia.

The first display had a poster saying "Shoe-power will save she-power," a slogan promoting the use of steel-toed shoes for protection from falling objects.

Mob violence, arson and overt racist derision swept through California, powered by slogan "the Chinese must go". Congress enacted the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, designed to put an end to the flow of Chinese.

He understood the power of slogans and named his ship the Endurance after his family's motto, "from endurance we conquer" (and of course his family would have a motto).

If the slogan "power is never given... power is taken" is correct, then the pressure cooker of open dissent means frustrations will build and be released.