After the Diet of Speyer in 1529, when German rulers sympathetic to Luther's cause voiced a protest against the diet's Catholic majority, which had overturned a decree of 1526, Luther's followers came to be known as Protestants.
One of the leading voices of the movement, Stoneman Douglas student Emma Gonzalez, first made her voice heard at a protest in Fort Lauderdale days following the shooting.
Although she has her own, original complaints about the book's hackneyed mysticism ("Bella dreams about having a boy, but in real life that means you're going to have a girl"), she voices a practical protest as well.
"Perhaps these young peo ple are voicing a metaphysical protest against a civilization which, for lack of transcen dental beliefs, seems to be launched on a crazy adven ture in search of greater and greater power and knowledge, but which has no ultimate aim, no discipline of wisdom.
Speaking on BBC One's Sunday Politics, Lord Reid said Labour had to "move from being a voice of protest to being a voice of solutions, as we move from being an effective opposition to an effective party of government".
Twitter is how we complain that there was no instant replay of a questionable pass reception, how we share our horror about a school shooting that just occurred, how we voice our solidarity with a protest in progress, or how we let other protesters know where the cops are stationed.
Where Kendrick Lamar's "To Pimp a Butterfly" offers a voice of protest in the face of oppression, "Prima Donna" and "Atlanta" disavow a progressive narrative, and instead insist on the paradoxes — and hypocrisies — that operate in the worlds they depict.
Some indignant, redundant alpha voice inside me mutters a protest.
Raising a voice in protest could invite the deadly allegation of being a Shabiha, a member of the brutal regime militia.
Poetically, Khayyam represents a voice of protest against what he regards to be a fundamentally unjust world.
