Sentence examples for protest stories from inspiring English sources

How about Addy Walker (2), who escaped slavery in 1864, or Julie Albright (1), a hippie chick from San Francisco circa 1974 (I bet she's got some protest stories), or Josefina Montoya, a native New Mexican from 1824?

In many of these cases, reporters who write about these subjects are threatened by yakuza (gangsters) or rightist thugs who are known to show up at newspaper offices by the hundreds to protest stories.

Is it right to read "Hubcaps" as a kind of protest story?

He seemed amused at his emergence as one of the few recognizable figures in the protest story.

Ms. Sachs, who created an earlier documentary in touring post-war Vietnam, lives here and decided to explore the protest story as Catonsville's asterisk in history.

We have the anecdotal protest story of Francis Russell, the 5th Duke of Bedford.

Punishing a company for its distant but very real practices is a Hollywood protest story that taps into the latent, populist, hostility toward globalization and our natural sympathy for the underclass.

The 50 or so people assembled talked about protest, shared stories of actions both successful and otherwise, learned about the history of conflict in West Virginia, took nature walks, measured a nearby stream for pollutants, and climbed trees to learn the basic tenets of a tree-sit.

The Mexican government has filed a diplomatic note of protest, and stories of the killing have filled the media for days.

Daza protested the stories about the Tower as a center of crime and about him as a criminal.

Some of the commissioners called to protest the story, but the headline made no difference; the development rose anyway.