Now that I'm an educator in that system, I've decided to stand unflinching when it comes to the real issues facing our children today, I've decided to be unafraid to question injustice, unafraid to take risks in the classroom — I am changed.
Essential to this public trust is a responsibility for lawmakers and management agencies to stand unflinching guard against the constant pressures, often insidious, to privatize access to public wildlife.
CHICAGO — On a film soundstage here, a tense scene was unfolding, with the actor Lou Diamond Phillips, playing a rogue cop, holding a gun aimed at the head of another actor, who stood tall, unflinching, his face and frame thinner than in his glory days, but still handsome, his hair concealed under a tight-fitting black beret.
Nardyne Jefferies stood up straight yesterday, unflinching in the bright mid-day sun, and looked at the crowd of journalists, politicians, and activists.
But they end up saying things like, "I'm afraid to tweet this": Is there not one senior academic, one Nobel Laureate, who will stand up and in unflinching language decry sexism and the support of sexism that we are currently seeing from so many leading figures?
In addition, she enjoyed the unflinching support of the state's enormously popular senior senator, John B. Breaux, who stood by her side across the state and guided her campaign in ways large and small.
Without a stout, firm, unflinching Commander-in-Chief who is without doubt in complete control of the US military complex, we stand in jeopardy - as Benjamin Franklin painfully predicted - of losing our republic and our freedom.
Not immortal, but unflinching.
