In the interview, she said: "We all have to work tenaciously to eliminate the achievement gap and to turn around low-performing schools.
Americans are opening their eyes to those in America who work tenaciously to keep America in this state of aggression and hostility and obsession with being number one.
I had ambitious public service aspirations; worked tenaciously; loved fiercely; wrote confidently about equal opportunity and the American dream; bought into and unabashedly endorsed my adopted hometown of Detroit as the best place in the country to work with meaning and purpose.
And Facebook, like an army of Ants marching, works tenaciously and tirelessly towards its vision of a better future every single day.
Kim should lead the World Bank to work tenaciously to open space for civil society and the media, and to promote government accountability.
Over the last several months, a focused coalition has worked tenaciously but constructively to make the case for reform and a public health insurance option.
Lady Bird Johnson, a former first lady who championed conservation and worked tenaciously for the political career of her husband, former President Lyndon B. Johnson, was born 97 years ago today.
