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It is also the historic civil rights legislation, which he spearheaded and courageously backed against his own Southern colleagues.

Baraka, the author of such seminal stage works as "Dutchman," "The Toilet," and "The Slave" (all from 1964), carried his passion over to the theatre, and before the Black Arts Movement, which he spearheaded, came to an end, around 1975, he galvanized a number of other marginalized writers to find their voices onstage, too.

As Mr. Blakeman defended the project, which he spearheaded, noting that the county bought the old, historic farmhouse for just one dollar and explaining that the county did not realize how costly renovations would prove to be, he was questioned by Jeffrey W. Toback, the Democrat who won his legislative seat from him in November.

It's also true that the Clinton health plan, which she spearheaded, involved significant government oversight, but then congressional conservatives routinely pass complicated bills in which government has a complicated role.

Weary but committed, they were doing one television interview after the next to raise awareness about Tuesday night's four-hour concert, "Nashville Rising: A Benefit for Flood Recovery," which they spearheaded.

Among them: JP Morgan, which has spearheaded an effort known as 100,000 Jobs Mission.

It also provided a bona fide animated classic in the form of Up, which also spearheaded the new 3D revolution.

He sought a modern, united Hindu society free of caste and regional divides.The RSS took part in India's independence movement, which was spearheaded by the Congress party under Mahatma Gandhi.

Kennedy went on to make experimental theatre at odds with the Black Arts Movement of the same time, which was spearheaded by Amiri Baraka in 1965.

Despite this, important scientific and ethical advancements were brought into the public domain during that time, including the world-leading work on mitochondrial donation, which Lisa spearheaded.

In the 19th century the town was renamed for the Talbot family, which had spearheaded much of the region's economic development.