Sentence examples for real-world protest from inspiring English sources

Even governments find this troublesome.Anonymous is also hoping to galvanise public opinion with a mass "real-world" protest outside every Scientology office worldwide on February 10th.

The saga's individualist yet anti-capitalist message has continued to resonate even as real-world protest movements against evil overlords have struggled.

To cite a specific example, we have recently shown that blog network dynamics can be exploited to provide reliable early warning for a class of extremist-related, real-world protest events [5].

It quickly grew into a large real-world protest.

By linking posts across these platforms, the Russian operatives were able to solicit donations, organize real-world protests and rallies, and direct online traffic to a website that the Russians controlled.

Here are the top ten online and real-world protests against BP: 1. 1 Million Strong Against Offshore Drilling.

They can add their own voice recordings, superimpose the animals on real environments and take photos with them — Takei suggested including Trumpy Cat in photos of real-world protests.

As well as the "real-world" protests, many influential websites plan to display messages of protest on their homepages on Thursday, co-ordinated by a group called the Internet Defence League (IDL).

If we want to make parallels between real-world protests and online protests, that means that one thousand people can have the effect of six million people demonstrating in front of your office.

Then, "black power" existed for me in two forms ― pop culture versions of blaxploitation media, including "Luke Cage, Hero for Hire," "Shaft," and real-world protests such as John Carlos and Tommy Smith, with black gloves and fists raised at the 1968 Olympics.

Then, "black power" existed for me in two forms  ― pop culture versions of blaxploitation media, including "Luke Cage, Hero for Hire," "Shaft," and real-world protests such as John Carlos and Tommy Smith, with black gloves and fists raised at the 1968 Olympics.