Publicized protests over the voting have had little resonance.
In both the actions on campuses and the highly publicized protests of globalization that have targeted political and diplomatic conferences, students have forged an unusually strong alliance with labor.
Last week, highly publicized protests erupted in Paris and several other French cities following reports that police officers had detained a 15-year-old Roma girl in front of her school friends and deported her to Kosovo with her family, who had been living in the Doubs region of eastern France as illegal immigrants for five years.
Some forms of yoga are regarded as dangerous sects by the Russian Orthodox church, which also warns that sects hide behind good deeds, but there were no widely publicized protests over Mr. Shankar's tour from either the church or Muslim leaders in Kazan, capital of Tatarstan in central Russia.
As for the performative tactic, 1 indicates that protestors actively publicized protests through dramatic acts and performance; 0.6 indicates protests being publicized by third parties through dramatic narratives or performance; and 0 indicates the absence of drama or performance.
I joined ACT UP in New York and used my media and publicity skills, eventually chairing the group's media committee, helping publicize protests and expose government neglect in the media.
Iran's post-election restrictions on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook -- used to organize and publicize protests -- inspired Mr. Ashraf, Mr. Solomon and two Internet enthusiasts in Los Angeles, who all met online, to form AccessNow.
One day after Minority President Trump's inauguration, there will be well publicized public protests against his presidency --the WoMarch March on Washington as well as hundreds of Sister Marches Against Trump.
For days, Bundy's family used social media to publicize the protest for the incarcerated rancher.
(Read John Cassidy on how the N.Y.P.D.'s heavy-handed response has served to further publicize the protest).
