We should speak out every time it happens, speak out, and expose.
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If you feel it's good for you to speak out, then speak out!
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"The more people that speak out, the more people will speak out," Mayo said.
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Obama may not want to speak out often, but he has no reason not to speak out in more bracing terms.
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We speak out and we speak out often, and I think in the face of any administration we have a high responsibility.
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Call on your congressperson to speak out against injustice but also speak out against how many guys look like these guys on 'Westworld.
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But they're not going anywhere unless you speak out about them and convince enough people to join you and speak out about them, too.
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"We know that members of the judiciary have a right to speak out, but the President also has the right to speak out," she said.
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Promised to speak out Just before leaving office in January, Obama told reporters during a news conference that he would speak out sparingly in his post-presidency.
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""Somebody is trying to instill in employees that when they speak out about matters they are legally allowed to speak out about, they too will be fired.
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You must speak out for children because children cannot speak out, they cannot vote, they cannot say 'we need better immunizations, we need better policies on gun control.
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And we've always been ready to speak out about it, but this has hit so close to home that we have to speak out about this, right now.
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" She added: "Somebody is trying to instill in employees that when they speak out about matters they are legally allowed to speak out about, they too will be fired.
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I don't think anyone is obligated to speak out, but I do think that women who want to speak out shouldn't be subjected to fears over how they'll be treated.
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In her six years as legal counsel for the Cherokee, Free helped develop a new system of support that encouraged women to speak out and to continue to speak out.
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"I hope that one of the reasons why I was chosen is because I do speak out on issues that some people are afraid to speak out on," Ms. Garcia Johnson said.
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Prominent players continued to speak out against Trump on Monday.
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Check out the "Speak Out" game in the clip below.
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Icelandic business leaders speak out against America's callous patriarchy, it's
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" "We need strong women to step up and speak out.
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We need strong women to step up and speak out.
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I don't want women to feel afraid to speak out.
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It is worth the risk to speak out against injustice.
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However, there was no common forum proposed — no speak-out.
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When I left, I had no plan to speak out.
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Pretty soon, however, angry former consultants began to speak out.
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Taylor Swift continues to speak out on her political leanings.
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We must really celebrate men who speak out as well.
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Few dare to speak out, particularly against their authoritarian government.
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Her attorney, Michael David, appreciates Chambers' willingness to speak out.
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It hasn't been easy to speak out against our nominee.
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I decided that I wanted to speak out about it.
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Now I'm conscious, and I try to speak out more.
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DO YOU THINK YOU'LL BE ABLE TO SPEAK OUT MORE?
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The anonymity can help people speak out and receive support.
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Thiel has yet to speak out against Trump's immigration policy.
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Others insist Mueller has a moral obligation to speak out.
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You just speak out loud and the "computer," Alexa, responds.
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After 47 years, she finally felt ready to speak out.
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Drake has yet to speak out about the child's birth.
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What will you stand up for and speak out about?
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Other sexual assault victims find it easier to speak out.
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Recently, more Republicans have been willing to speak out publicly.
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Earlier this week, Netflix felt the need to speak out.
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On social media, use the hashtag #DayWithoutAWoman to speak out.
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So going to speak out for what I believe in.
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So you fire black pple that speak out against racism?
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Are any Republicans gonna speak out against what Gianforte did?
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"Our community is frightened and cannot speak out," she said.
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They just need to "speak out and do the education".
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It's our obligation to use that privilege to speak out.
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And they have a right to speak out against her.
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The only influential country willing to speak out is America.
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Empowered by her newfound voice, Asia continued to speak out.
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When did he speak out, and what did he say?
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Barrasso was the only Republican to speak out against White.
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None of the leaders of Connecticut's GOP will speak out.
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President Obama, in the remainder of your term, speak out.
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Now, Mia is continuing to speak out about mental health.
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Now, I'm ready to speak out and gamble a bit.
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I think sometimes we vilify people who speak out, still.
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And that is why we will continue to speak out.
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So, why speak out on the state of leggings now?
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Blankfein has publicly used Twitter to speak out against Trump.
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I think more people are inclined to speak out now.
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However, #MainBhi merely called on people to speak out about
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And technically, they're not allowed to speak out about it.
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That has spurred more men to speak out, experts say.
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Democrats have an opportunity to speak out strongly against bigotry.
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That's why I chose to speak out and defend vaccines.
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"All Chinese citizens should speak out against secessionists," he said.
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Deciding to speak out against a powerful man is difficult.
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Here's why it took her two decades to speak out.
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According to two sources, Trump encouraged Dowd to speak out.
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Speak out like these survivors, become part of the army.
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Anytime you (speak out) you're going to deal with backlash.
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When women speak out, it is often to little effect.
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"I said, 'I don't want to speak out,' " she recalled.
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Hekmati said she felt it was important to speak out.
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Q: What led you to speak out on opioid addiction?
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Did you ever feel like you could speak out together?
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Some of us stopped feeling that we could speak out.
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MORE faced a difficult choice about whether to speak out.
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Trump hesitates to speak out against Putin and Russia. pic.twitter.
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Where was the avenue to speak out against such ideas?
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What risks do these women face when they speak out?
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It also gave the business community cover to speak out.
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Todd urged business leaders opposed to Brexit to speak out.
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Trapped in a hoax: survivors of conspiracy theories speak out.
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Li continued to speak out and share information while sickAfter contracting the coronavirus and checking himself into the hospital for treatment, Li continued to post on his Weibo account and speak out against misinformation.
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What made you want to speak out on so many issues?
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Does that mean Gaga will exercise her right to speak out?
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Las Vegas shooting victims speak out against MGM lawsuit against them .
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We all have an obligation to speak out and say so.
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Dench joins a chorus of women to speak out against Weinstein.
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"I didn't speak out for many reasons," she told the newspaper.
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Across the U.S., protesters gathered to speak out against the restrictions.
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"If we don't speak out ... it's shame on us," he says.
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" "It's interesting he chose to speak out on the political issue.
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However, he did speak out about the lunar landing on Twitter.
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Some of those arrested this week nonetheless continued to speak out.
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" But Jiang has continued to speak out about the "patriotic movement.
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"I am a crime victim, and crime victims should speak out."
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That docuseries inspired Delevingne to speak out in the first place.
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Because they worry about their career if they do speak out.
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Uber also said it will continue to speak out against discrimination.
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Cory Booker was among the politicians to speak out against Trump.
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Prince William continues to speak out about the illegal wildlife trade.
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She's the latest former aide to speak out against the administration.
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"I wish that maybe more people would speak out," says Price.
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That calls for organisations such as the IMF to speak out.
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They also learn their rights and collectively organize to speak out.
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Again, Aniston is uniquely posed to speak out on the topic.
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Other times, it happens when women speak out against male misbehavior.
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Why did that make you feel the need to speak out?
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They have yet to speak out about the jaw-dropping situation.
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Gellar isn't the only celebrity to speak out against the legislation.
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CB: I think anybody who has a platform should speak out.
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It may be time for you to speak out once more.
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Did you feel like you couldn't speak out about it before?
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Celebrities with large platforms, like Teigen, are helping others speak out.
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And even if a few speak out, will that be enough?
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But rather, you really speak out about the reality of yourself.
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Hundreds have used the opportunity to speak out against body shaming.
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We all have a duty to confront denial and speak out.
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And I'll always stand up -- and speak out -- for women everywhere.
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When you are silenced, we'll try to speak out alongside you.
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Why do we have to speak out to the (state) Capitol?
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"We all feel used," said the latest contestant to speak out.
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And experts who speak out continue to face ridicule and censure.
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So what if you're too nervous or afraid to speak out?
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And, maybe, they embolden other Republican elected officials to speak out.
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" He's since called for Republicans to speak out about Trump's "depredations.
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He has motivated other athletes to speak out for their convictions.
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Let's hope more parents speak out about how unfair this is.
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This is a time to speak out in support of freedom.
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Are we not morally obliged to stand up and speak out?
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They will just keep going and not speak out about it.
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"We're not trying to speak out totally against caffeine," Watts said.
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Why do we have to speak out to the [state] Capitol?
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You need to speak out, and you need to admit reality.
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One strategy was to attack those who dared to speak out.
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Lam on the extradition issue, to speak out against it. Mrs.
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"Players need to speak out," Wawrinka wrote on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Was it an incredibly isolating experience for you to speak out?
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Audre Lorde taught me to be active and to speak out.
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I think it is really important for me to speak out.
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As lawyers, as mothers, as Americans, we had to speak out.
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As the risk looms, local officials have begun to speak out.
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But he added that some musicians were starting to speak out.
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As #Republicans we have to speak out about wrong being wrong.
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And I thought: We have to speak out against this immediately.
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It's time for all Republicans to speak out against Trump's corruption.
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Remaining Arab residents say they fear retaliation if they speak out.
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She did, however, speak out this week about the impeachment hearings.
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Stars are using the festival as a platform to speak out.
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Trump had repeatedly declined opportunities to speak out on the matter.
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I think he should speak out more, and hopefully he will.
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At least one Republican wanted to see McConnell speak out: Sen.
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"The U.N. must speak out," Haley said at a press conference.
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Some protesters came out to support Chan's right to speak out.
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My Trojan sisters and I are standing together to speak out.
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They will continue to speak out when those values are challenged.
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Teigen is just the latest celebrity to speak out against Snapchat.
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Remember we started a "speak out" center for women in 1983.
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It's because I do speak out, and I do stand up.
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I'm in a place where I can speak out, where I have the ability to speak out and make people listen, to cause that difference, so it is a stress that I take on very willingly.
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"I hope that the sentence sends a clear message that times have changed and that more women need to speak out for themselves and that men and women need to speak out for others," Wulff said.
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"The Justice Department, Homeland Security, the FBI, and the White House, alongside Congress and local officials, must speak out -- and speak out forcefully -- against this scourge of anti-Semitism impacting communities across the country," the JCC said.
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" Pelosi added, in an apparent reference to Trump's prioritizing of trade talks with China: "If we don't speak out for human rights in China because of commercial interests, we lose all moral authority to speak out elsewhere.
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" Pelosi added, in an apparent reference to Trump's prioritizing of trade talks with China: "If we dont speak out for human rights in China because of commercial interests, we lose all moral authority to speak out elsewhere.
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Kuriakose's relatives in Jalandhar were reluctant to speak out against the bishop.
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"I think those women were very brave to speak out," he continued.
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Caldas noted that rallies aren't the only way scientists can speak out.
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"The only remedy, in the moment, is to speak out," he said.
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They do the right thing when enough people speak out about it.
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Buttigieg has previously called for more men to speak out about abortion.
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Not to mention, most of the victims chose not to speak out.
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And Ford's CEO was the only US auto leader to speak out.
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And Schwarzenegger wasn't the only one to speak out about Stallone's loss.
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Why didn't E. Jean Carroll, the most recent accuser, speak out sooner?
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Cory Booker was quick to speak out against the change in policy.
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When President Obama got elected, friends would call: 'You must speak out!
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Never has it seemed so imperative to speak out and be counted.
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Calling these women liars because they chose to speak out is despicable.
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Not that he wants to speak out about a very important issue.
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There are calls for Mr Zuma's deputy, Cyril Ramaphosa, to speak out.
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I speak out loud, and my voice echoes around the empty space.
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They should, however, acknowledge and speak out against the government's continuing abuses.
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Reading the second Patheos story prompted Allers and Watson to speak out.
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I'm happy to speak out too, but I can lead by example.
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Smearing those who speak out is quite separate from correcting the record.
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He now uses his profile to speak out against the kafala system.
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Today, Jones continues to speak out against both Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Woody Allen is the one topic Kate Winslet won't speak out on.
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He let others do that, far too shy to speak out much.
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Given this atmosphere, it takes more bravery than ever to speak out.
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Naturally, scientists across many fields are feeling the need to speak out.
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But I think we should speak out against things like white supremacy.
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Speak out when your candidates, elected officials, and intellectual leaders do it.
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The Bad Moms actress says she has a responsibility to speak out.
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Then they came for the journalists, and I did not speak out.
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Then they came for the bookseller, and I did not speak out.
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"We encourage everybody out there to speak out against it," Legend said.
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I had the opportunity to speak out for what I believe in.
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He vowed Democrats would continue to speak out on the gun issue.
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Victims are often reluctant to speak out for fear of being blamed.
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What do you think is emboldening the alt-right to speak out?
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Still, he said he wanted to speak out for his remaining fans.
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Marina Abramović and Mark Ruffalo Speak Out in New Climate Change Documentary
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Do you feel responsibility as a public figure to speak out politically?
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BPAS said they hoped Sheeran's decision to speak out would raise awareness.
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Following the news, many celebrities chose to speak out against the law.
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And he did speak out loud—when he had something to say.
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He wanted to speak out, thinking maybe it would help other men.
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Here, they speak out against gun violence, in memory of their son.
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It's the usual Catch-22: Architects who don't speak out are hermits.
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President Obama should speak out against the forces of militarism and authoritarianism.
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Hollywood insiders also began to speak out about the Oscar-winning producer.
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What's it like seeing other musicians speak out in the Trump era?
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The work requirement is the headline, so to speak, out of Kentucky.
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Bee has continued to speak out Trump's policies and rhetoric on immigration.
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Customers have taken to social media to speak out about their complaints.
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I feel compelled to speak out when Israeli strikes murder Gazan civilians.
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How will Gorsuch handle pressure from Democrats to speak out against Trump?
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And he has yet to speak out regarding the allegations against Moore.
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Meghan Markle's father is continuing to speak out against the royal family.
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It's a wake-up call to rebel, to act, to speak out.
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I need to speak out, or my country will suffer in silence.
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"Their legacies will reflect whether they speak out or not," he said.
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Rise up, sit in, speak out, and contact your Congressman or Congresswoman.
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Speak out in your local communities, get people organized, and educate others.
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It's good when people with a big following speak out about inequality.
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I will continue to speak out and press to hold them accountable.
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Under such circumstances, Binja said her peers are afraid to speak out.
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Don't support that, and if you see it, speak out about it.
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Here's your obligation: When you see something that isn't right, speak out.
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But if you don't speak out for these people, then who will?
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"Part of the culture was like, 'Don't speak out,'" Ms. Kendall said.
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And individual athletes and Olympians have begun to speak out as well.
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This is all so deeply personal, but I too will speak out.
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It's great that the ladies can now come forward and speak out.
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Yet Mr. Hernández Colón continued to speak out even after leaving office.
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Longoria is the latest celeb to speak out in support of Huffman.
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I wondered to myself why he had suddenly decided to speak out.
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Rarely do Facebook employees speak out about the secretive Menlo Park company.
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Where we see the abuse of power, we resolve to speak out.
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Mr. Sessions urged the students to appreciate their ability to speak out.
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What made you decide to speak out before the hearing on Thursday?
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It prompted several other women to speak out against the Overwatch player.
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The violence has prompted more businesses and corporate leaders to speak out.
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If a dangerous event is known of, bystanders need to speak out.
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TUESDAY • An accuser of Virginia's lieutenant governor is due to speak out.
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"A feminist leader who won't speak out about rape," Caitlin says harshly.
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Why were you one of the few to actually speak out today?
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It is necessary, too, for Venezuela's neighbors to speak out more emphatically.
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I recognize your courage and bravery to speak out about climate change.
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The draft law would punish judges who speak out on judicial independence.
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Rippon is not the first U.S. athlete to speak out against Trump.
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As a Catholic, I feel compelled to speak out against this injustice.
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Victims need to speak out, to break the silence about relationship violence.
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And he continues to speak out of both sides of his mouth.
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"The U.N. must speak out," Haley told reporters at a press conference.
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Politicians of both stripes speak out for veterans on the campaign trail.
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Ms. Ito said that was precisely why she wanted to speak out.
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"They [Ujamaa] helped me speak out and use my voice," she said.
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Microsoft is the latest tech company to speak out against the move.
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She prefers to be able to speak out against the company publicly.
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Many women could also be risking their livelihoods if they speak out.
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Leaders and governments do sometimes speak out when under pressure from domestic constituencies.
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Papa John's and Schnatter were both roasted when he dared to speak out.
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However, the adult film star says she felt compelled to speak out now.
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So his failure to speak out forcefully about anti-Semitism had perplexed Washington.
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I'm going to use every opportunity I can to speak out against him.
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I do encourage people to speak out, if that's what they're comfortable with.
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However, the developments described above have prompted some of them to speak out.
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"She decided to speak out, and they shut it right down," David said.
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Last month, he encouraged men to speak out about the issue more often.
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He explained that his religious views compel him to speak out against hatred.
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The internet can just as easily punish those who dare to speak out.
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He should stand up and speak out against what his boss is doing.
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Mr. DuMont added that workers remained free to speak out in other settings.
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Only two of us were there to speak out against the massage parlors.
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And finally, he wants to punish those who speak out against him. pic.twitter.
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Yet even before that, she had already decided she had to speak out.
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Brown said she decided to speak out because Conyers had denied the allegations.
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When she speaks, we listen, and she amplifies voices that cannot speak out.
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Stand up, join in, speak out and - most potently of all - come out!
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She said opening up about her experience caused other women to speak out.
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And that puts extra pressure on Clinton and her campaign to speak out.
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Ahead, 34 women — from all political affiliations — speak out about the Kavanaugh nomination.
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I do not know why more players do not speak out against it.
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It's vitally important that athletes continue to speak out for exactly this reason.
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John Richardson who was the first of the military brass to speak out.
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Maria Sorvino is standing by her decision to speak out against Harvey Weinstein.
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I choose to speak out now in the hope that this will change.
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We're talking about it now because women were brave enough to speak out.
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Women who were allegedly victimized by Weinstein were too afraid to speak out.
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It's important for women to speak out if they felt uncomfortable or harassed.
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Johnson sought and was granted permission to publicly speak out against the decision.
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"I decided long ago, never speak out at times like this," he said.
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One such cause could be to speak out against cyber bullying, Sharma said.
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The battlefield moved online when women were like, 'I'm going to speak out.
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After contacting Eshoo and Feinstein, the woman apparently stopped trying to speak out.
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Eastern, Roseanne Barr will speak out and join us for an exclusive interview.
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He has continued to speak out about gun rights while on the stump.
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We will speak out against those who seek to engage in plausible deniability.
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"So join me, sing with me, speak out against the madness," he continues.
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Davis isn't the only cast member to speak out about their fashion choices.
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I think we have influenced people to speak out in the tech industry.
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And ever since, thousands of people have used the hashtag to speak out.
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"We can be a bridge, but we have to speak out," he said.
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The government has precedent when it comes to punishing people who speak out.
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Lake, now 66, didn't speak out about the Manson case for 47 years.
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Henson continues to speak out about her own struggles with anxiety and depression.
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And all of us must do more than speak out, protest and march.
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Yes, they could try to make pacts to speak out behind closed doors.
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Sohn hoped that more people would speak out about this being an issue.
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The courage of these women to speak out is humbling, inspiring and contagious.
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Women are not afraid to speak out against injustice, inequality, and sexual harassment.
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Cohn indicated there is pressure among his colleagues to speak out on Charlottesville.
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They are not meant to speak out, no matter how strong their beliefs.
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Also, speak out so that these spaces aren't wiped out over partisan politics.
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She'll continue to speak out in favor of DACA and the DREAM Act.
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We've seen women in tech, music, finance, and now in film speak out.
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Gehrke wrote that Huntsman should use his status to speak out against Trump.
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We also cannot rely on powerful women to speak out against dangerous men.
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Rose is not the only musician to speak out ahead of the midterms.
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Say "Alexa, launch Spelling Bee" and then speak out the word to spell.
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Warren's Indian claim issue, even as many tribal members speak out against Sen.
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We must take #GrahamCassidy health care repeal bill seriously and speak out NOW.
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Again, Cohen can have a number of attorneys speak out on his behalf.
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We have every right to speak up and speak out and demand action.
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Again, we want people to speak out and be part of this process.
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The defectors who made it out alive, and are willing to speak out.
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Rattu said she hopes the convictions will also encourage victims to speak out.
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Some who had concerns didn't speak out because unemployment was a bigger concern.
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Frustrated, she began to speak out publicly about what she was going through.
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Spahn also demanded that Muslim organizations have the obligation to also speak out.
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But I think she chose a really, really powerful time to speak out.
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He then encouraged Mr. Blankfein to speak out in support of gay marriage.
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Do artists have an obligation to speak out on social or political issues?
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Will major executives speak out loudly when they disagree with the White House?
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But a voice came to him and said he needed to speak out.
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Chuck Schumer, to speak out about the issue and also worked with Everytown.
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I'm going to speak out against him when we are not in agreement.
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Vajda told me that people with cancer are now reluctant to speak out.
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A major reason for this is because victims are embarrassed to speak out.
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Private entrepreneurs are loath to speak out for fear of attracting official condemnation.
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Because of this, we have an opportunity and an obligation to speak out.
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I'm definitely very edgy in my life and I speak out a lot.
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It has the potential to strike fear in those willing to speak out.
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They could think of themselves as having chosen to speak out against cheating.
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But deteriorating conditions also fostered discontent and led many others to speak out.
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" Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey called on men to "speak out too.
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A swarm of female actors and Hollywood personages have started to speak out.
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Sometimes people must speak out and demonstrate for what they believe is right.
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He still performed countless lifesaving operations, but he also began to speak out.
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Where are the thoughtful conservatives willing to speak out against their movement's violence?
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"If I speak out more, he'll just say it's rigged," Mr. Obama said.
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Although she now encourages women she knows to speak out, she remains pessimistic.
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The strategist denied involvement, but he also did not speak out against them.
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Others were reluctant to speak out, while some voiced fears about their futures.
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And our own community turns against us when you dare to speak out.
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Leary began to speak out publicly, encouraging young people to take LSD recreationally.
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Riethman, 25, a former gymnast, was one of the first to speak out.
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Some true conservatives have noticed this problem and have begun to speak out.
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Those who dare to speak out face imprisonment, disappearance, torture, and even death.
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"Women should see they need to speak out in the moment," she said.
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"Members need to speak out now, don't wait for the crisis," he said.
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Edwards plans to speak out about her actions at her sentencing, Agnifilo said.
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Never once did I hear anybody speak out in similar fashion, not once.
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He called on Muslims across the world to speak out against the policy.
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Rippon is not the first to speak out about Pence over gay rights.
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So let's be thankful that John Lewis had the courage to speak out.
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"I didn't speak out for many reasons," she told The New York Times.
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The accusations silence some critics and marginalize those who continue to speak out.
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Mawarire has used social media to speak out against corruption, injustice and poverty.
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As the US's closest friends we have a duty to speak out. #Ridgepic.twitter.
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And we have not heard her speak out on those hard survival issues.
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And the greatest gift of our founders remains the right to speak out.
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Wilson reportedly could not speak out about the situation due to an NDA.
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Earlier this week he called on fellow Republicans to speak out against Trump.
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Those who can will need to speak out boldly and suffer possible retaliation.
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Amazon said it respected people's right to speak out, but criticized the protesters.
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As a nation, it is time to speak out strongly and act decisively.
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But I think we should speak out against TV just a wee bit.
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Publicly, the Democrats did not speak out against the choice of Mr. Gianaris.
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We made an appeal to women to come to us and speak out.
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Judge Jackson initially allowed Stone, 66, to speak out publicly about the case.
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I'm pausing myself to take everything in before I speak out of term.
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She noted that she wished she could simply stay home "and load the dishwasher" rather than take a podium to speak out — but that "the weight of all these honors" she's received in her career compelled her to speak out.
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"If America does not speak out for human rights in China because of commercial interests, then we lose all moral authority to speak out on behalf of human rights any place in the world," Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi said.
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Plenty of climate activists have called on Clinton to speak out on the issue.
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In Japan, victims are often reluctant to speak out for fear of being blamed.
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In November, Raisman spoke to PEOPLE about how difficult it was to speak out.
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Haddish is not the only celebrity to speak out against the state's abortion law.
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Howard is the third member of the Empire family to speak out about Smollett.
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Republicans generally were quick to speak out in support of the president's action. Sens.
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Lawmakers across the board have been emboldened to speak out against their leadership's plans.
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No word why he's choosing to speak out about the cringe-worthy memory now.
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He used his fame to publicly speak out about the horrors in his homeland.
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He said during his playing time players couldn't speak out like they could now.
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Use your privilege and platform to speak out regularly against the oppression of Natives.
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If someone in your life has the courage to speak out, please believe them.
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So far, Ghosn has had only a few brief opportunities to speak out publicly.
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Though rebukes are rare, some Republicans do speak out against politicians who disparage Islam.
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"When I speak out about things, it's not on a 'celebrity' level," she said.
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And most of all, we're calling on game developers to speak out in solidarity.
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"We need one prominent Trump supporter to speak out and renege," one source said.
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The international community must speak out loudly and with one voice against this injustice.
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Edwards called on anyone else who has information about Epstein's activities to speak out.
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Cardi B is continuing to speak out candidly about her "vulnerable" feelings after baby.
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All students deserve the opportunity to speak out without fear of reproach or retribution.
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The problem is that not many will speak out when they are made uncomfortable.
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Cranston went on to defend actors who have chosen to speak out about politics.
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The hotline could be a way for more scientists to speak out without fear.
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If these conversations were more obvious, girls would be less afraid to speak out.
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But this season many designers seemed especially eager to speak out for women's rights.
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At 21999 years old, Broaddrick continues to speak out about her allegations against Bill.
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Williams is no stranger to use his platform to speak out on an issue.
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White Americans don't deserve rights because, or whether, they speak out against white supremacism.
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As women, all we have is our voice and we have to speak out.
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I urge you to raise your voices and speak out about this humanitarian crisis.
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But Mr Li says living in Taiwan's "model democracy" inspired him to speak out.
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Fonda explained she believed women did not speak out before due to Weinstein's power.
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Cohen is not the first lawmaker to speak out against the FBI Director's decision.
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One doesn't need a security clearance to speak out against the failings of Trump.
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And when those missteps occur, people are going to be compelled to speak out.
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And for Hollywood and Washington, it's a day to speak out on the cause.
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But it does seem that it's becoming increasingly acceptable to speak out about miscarriage.
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We've showed resistance in small ways, now it's important as women to speak out.
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Full houses, I'd stop the music and speak out against the bombing of Afghanistan.
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Now they say Trump administration policies leave them no choice but to speak out.
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I write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong.
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And if we speak out, especially about climate change, we can make a difference.
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People who would have been able to speak out but who decided not to.
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When that happens, his pattern is to speak out and she definitely speaks out.
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Argento said she didn't speak out until now for fear Weinstein would "crush" her.
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But the government has frequently cracked down on people who speak out against it.
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It definitely does affect me and give me a reason to speak out more.
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John Kasich and would like to see him speak out more on LGBT rights.
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Now is the time to speak out, he says, not retreat into the shadows.
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For Moniruzzaman, just having the Pope speak out about becoming a donor would help.
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This has gone to show that anyone can speak out, no matter your background.
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Clinton has used the platform to speak out against Trump and his election win.
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After all, they only get to speak out loud just one day a year.
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When the President lies, and you know it's a lie, shouldn't you speak out?
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Whatever we do, we should encourage victims to file complaints and speak out publicly.
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I know how this country treats the women who speak up and speak out.
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It will at times require the politically vulnerable to speak out, on the record.
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She has encouraged her colleagues to speak out, but the response has been mixed.
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"I am more determined than ever to fight and to speak out," she said.
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He's right about the NFL owners being "afraid" to speak out against their players.
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Q: Movies can be used to speak out against the faults of the establishment.
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She described how important it is to speak out -- even when no one listens.
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Political leaders, and people generally, must embrace the responsibility to speak out against bigotry.
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"He was always first in the fray to speak out against injustice," Biden said.
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But as long as dictators and autocrats reign, we must continue to speak out.
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Those who speak out often find that their fellow workers prefer not to know.
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They say they wanted to speak out about him though to warn other collectors.
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Democrats must speak out, and be direct and clear in response to Mr. Trump.
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Meanwhile, lawmakers from both parties urged Trump to speak out forcefully against domestic violence.
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Most people at the time were too afraid to speak out against the violence.
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Having veterans themselves speak out against Mr. Trump carries extra weight against the candidate.
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We needed you to speak out against outrages carried out on the American public.
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"Poetry is something that you naturally want to speak out loud," Ms. Englund said.
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Curry isn't the only Warriors team member to speak out in opposition to Trump.
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As long as you're speaking the truth, I think it's good to speak out.
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It's important for cultural figures to speak out against harassment as often as necessary.
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By comparison, fewer people thinks brands should speak out for issues around gun control.
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Anna Lehane displays homemade shirt, says it was "civic duty" to speak out. pic.twitter.
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We looked at factors that make victims of domestic violence reluctant to speak out.
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That's what reminds me of McCarthyism, when you couldn't speak out on certain issues.
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The workers tend to be undocumented, making it difficult for them to speak out.
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Mr. Allen's children, Dylan and Ronan Farrow, have continued to speak out against him.
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In the article, Sister Cécile said it was time for nuns to speak out.
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But sometimes loyalty requires a friend to speak out and express an inconvenient truth.
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Judges and juries frequently hold it against employees who are afraid to speak out.
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That means women now feel they can speak out without having their careers harmed.
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In 2011, the Arab Spring enabled Hijazi to speak out against the military-regime.
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Many business leaders dare not speak out for fear of angering the Communist Party.
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"We also have to speak out about the good things men do," she said.
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She decided to speak out on her Instagram Friday night with a thoughtful post.
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We are just teenagers who were victims, and we are ready to speak out.
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Most important, we need to encourage and support those brave enough to speak out.
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He was one of the first officials in the Nixon administration to speak out.
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It has become crucial to get a leader who doesn't speak out of turn.
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They begged her to speak out against the regime, not appear to endorse it.
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He is noted as one of the first Brazilians to speak out against deforestation.
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"It was important for me to speak out," Mr. Frotman wrote in an email.
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This is a moment for vigilance—for Americans to speak up and speak out.
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Friends, former employees and others who might speak out against the nominees weren't interviewed.
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Doctors and other hospital workers have also come under pressure not to speak out.
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"If we can't speak out loud, then let's become a whisperer," Mr. Yan said.
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But privately, the company has been punishing employees who speak out on the issue.
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Two sources familiar with the matter said Trump had encouraged Dowd to speak out.
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But the exaggerated language around a woman's decision to speak out is strikingly similar.
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He has so far failed to speak out strongly in support of LGBT rights.
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Most are terrified to speak out even if their freedoms have been seriously curtailed.
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When public opinion finally compels him to speak out against bigotry, he is unconvincing.
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Sometimes you speak out against a man in power and you lose your job.
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When Virginia Moms Demand Action leaders speak out, they post their home addresses online.
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It has allowed marginalized groups to speak out against injustice, spurring progress toward equality.
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We're not going to hold our breath waiting for Trump's supporters to speak out.
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Despite this, she has prevailed and continued to speak out for those less fortunate.
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Millions of people will judge him whether he did or did not speak out.
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Should he speak out — even in writing — this point of attack would become invalid.
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"The U.N. must speak out," Haley said at a news conference in New York.
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We stand together in love to protect those freedoms and speak out against hatred.
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In Iceland, women with disabilities didn't, for example, speak out in an organized way.
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Although reluctant to speak out, those former employees eventually began to tell their stories.
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" Mattis says he will speak out about the Trump administration "when the time's right.
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Chris Christien, one of Trump's top supporters, said "everyone" in leadership must speak out.
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Then on Thursday he took to Twitter to speak out against removing Confederate statues.
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It is extraordinary that Judge Kozinski's former clerks were brave enough to speak out.
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I totally defend your right to speak out in favor of the dumb wall.
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Those of us who have some decency left should band together and speak out.
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But questions abounded about why men did not speak out onstage about the issue.
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She's chosen what issues to speak out on, emphasizing women's issues in the workplace.
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Use every platform you have to speak out, to keep Ahmed on the agenda.
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Mitt Romney, have continued to speak out against Moore, but they're largely the exception.
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I can't even wrap my head around it, but I'm very grateful and I take the responsibility very seriously and do everything I can when I speak out to not only speak out on behalf of myself, but hopefully other people as well.
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The key ingredient is usually an imbalance of power that leaves victims helpless — either too afraid of adverse consequences to speak out in the first place or too low-status compared with their abusers to be taken seriously if they do speak out.
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"They're creating a space where it's acceptable to speak out against immigrants, to speak out against Muslims and to really publicize this inherent racism that I feel a lot of people have," she said of Trump and other Republican White House hopefuls.
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It takes bravery to speak out against the government in a country with such laws.
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Mrs May slapped down her ministers by insisting companies had every right to speak out.
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But I set aside my desire for privacy to speak out at this crucial time.
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Reagan felt compelled to speak out about in 1993 — leading to her denouement with Mrs.
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Men kill themselves all the time because they're afraid to speak out about their feelings.
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Trump is not the first politician outside South Africa to speak out on the issue.
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Within the show itself, both John Legend and Chance the Rapper speak out against Kelly.
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Watch Chessy Prout on the series People Features: Women Speak Out, available now, on PeopleTV.
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Copeland and Johnson join a number of athletes including Curry to speak out against Trump.
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Those very public sexual harassment revelations inspired some to speak out about their own experiences.
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From the conversations I've had, President Trump's comments all-but forced them to speak out.
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He just didn't speak, out of fear of taking attention away from what was happening.
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"Men, it's on us to listen, to speak out, and to take action," he wrote.
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But the women who speak out to the press need help, to heal and recover.
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Social media has allowed designers to speak out when they see their work re-appropriated.
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But for the rest of his staff, the onus to speak out is much stronger.
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This wasn't the first time he was hesitant to speak out against white supremacy, either.
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And because the characters can't speak out loud or make any noise, it's overwhelmingly quiet.
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Most did not want to tell their stories, but Elias was keen to speak out.
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There will be a cost to those who protected this person or didn't speak out.
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Will players continue to speak out on social issues by protesting during the National Anthem?
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Philipps was one of the first to speak out, sharing her story on May 7.
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But with the arrival of the #MeToo movement, it now feels safe to speak out.
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It held a widely-covered Speak Out in 2017, a platform organized by Occupy Museums.
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President Reagan's son, Michael, was one of the first to speak out against the film.
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As Lydia said, it's difficult to speak out when your money is on the line.
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" TWC added, "No one should be afraid to speak out or coerced to stay quiet.
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To do what we can to speak out and stamp out the silence..and fear.
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But while Sessions apparently isn't seeking feedback, tech's top names are continuing to speak out.
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"I'm so grateful that she's using her platform to speak out about it," he said.
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They're also determined to speak out — and motivate people to get the answers they deserve.
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Holly Madison is not afraid to speak out about her years as a Playboy bunny.
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"If you feel like you want to speak out, speak how you feel," Wilson said.
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We'll be sure to update if and when any other brands decided to speak out.
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He posted anonymously, as so to allow him to speak out without fear of retaliation.
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Kaeser said he believed it was his duty to speak out ahead of the referendum.
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Again, this is a human issue, and we need to speak out for change together.
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They had a speak-out event that then got covered in the New York Times.
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I have always felt the need to speak out against injustices I witnessed in society.
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"There was more of a sense of urgency, a need to speak out," he explained.
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Trump used his fame to speak out on issues years before he ran 4 office.
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It's unlikely that her decision to speak out will break down those differences, Dittmar said.
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We've been slow to speak out for human rights and that was the case here.
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Chastain adds that she will continue to use her voice to speak out for equality.
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Besnier has also been criticized for failing to speak out publicly during the salmonella scare.
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Pope Francis did speak out against conflict in the region, including the war in Yemen.
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We need officials who speak out when they perceive that an injustice has been committed.
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Klein does not speak for Adelson, though he is unlikely to speak out of turn.
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And so what we can do is make sure that we continue to speak out.
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Besnier has also been criticised for failing to speak out publicly during the salmonella scare.
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And that's why it's so important that even people who don't seem "political" speak out.
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It takes an incredible amount of strength to speak out against bullying, shaming, or abuse.
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When they do speak out, it can be far more revealing — and not always flattering.
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Corporate leaders have to speak out and act to keep these risks from impacting performance.
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One costar, however, has come forward to speak out following The Rock's rant: Tyrese Gibson.
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He shared with me why he took two hours of his time to speak out.
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Meanwhile, the women who signed the statement are encouraging others to speak out against harassment.
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Some began to speak out, ignoring oaths they had signed never to discuss their experiences.
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Meanwhile, those women who do speak out face being shouted down -- including by other women.
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It has also emboldened providers in those places to speak out publicly, the advocates say.
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It's scary for us kids to speak out; don't punish yours for taking a stand.
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" He said it was his "moral duty to speak out against racism, America's original sin.
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It raised questions about whether insurers have a culture that allows people to "speak out".
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Is it possible for survivors to speak out, without putting careers, and dreams in jeopardy?
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"When he attacks our constitutional republic, we've got to speak out together" - @JoeNBC #MorningJoe pic.twitter.
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" Adds Pugh's rep, Sharon McConochie, of her decision to finally speak out in PEOPLE, "Ms.
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Her death prompted advocates to speak out against period-shaming and work to reduce stigma.
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Britain's Buckingham Palace and individual royals rarely speak out to counter negative stories about themselves.
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I will continue to speak out in the time I'm in office and beyond that.
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Trump, however, has drawn criticism for his reluctance to speak out against Russia and Putin.
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Schiff frequently used TV appearances and Twitter to speak out against the GOP-controlled probe.
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Ben Sasse, another one of several high-profile Republicans to speak out in recent days.
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I'm hoping women today will finally speak out in real-time -- when this behavior happens.
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I don't enjoy having to speak out, but it's historically what makes the department budge.
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She plans to speak out on a college tour to spread awareness about sexual assault.
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I'm hoping women today will finally speak out in real time -- when this behavior happens.
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The resolution was intended by Congress to urge him to speak out against hate groups.
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And in the past decade, medical practitioners have begun to speak out about this oversight.
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My DWTS experience has really empowered me to speak out and be vocal against bullying.
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I like to speak out and I like to act and distract myself from pain.
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"I've always felt that need to speak out because I'm a human being," she said.
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Photo via Twitter Tyler, The Creator has never been afraid to speak out on bullshit.
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The concern is that letting these groups publicly speak out legitimizes and mainstreams their views.
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And for all these reasons, it is time for physicians and nurses to speak out.
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Jewish members of Trump's administration have come under pressure to speak out against those remarks.
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" She added, "I choose to speak out now in the hope that this will change.
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The rapper's daughter Deyjah Imani Harris has yet to speak out publicly on the matter.
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The MeToo movement, however, has encouraged women like Kim to speak out about their experiences.
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She was told, she said, that if she did speak out, she would be terminated.
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Many players who might want to speak out further are in a vulnerable position now.
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After Parkland, the survivors used Twitter and other outlets to speak out about gun control.
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The project is part of CareForce, a group that helps caregivers speak out through art.
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It's important for teenagers to be able to speak out for what they believe in.
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And then even more women started to speak out against the lies they were hearing.
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Some artists and intellectuals in the mainland have tried to speak out about the anniversary.
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At the end of the day we didn't have any options but to speak out.
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Outraged relatives and colleagues, however, took to social media and encouraged her to speak out.
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Several intellectuals said they were scared to speak out about friends who had been killed.
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While Western countries have begun to speak out, where is the outrage from Muslim countries?
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We need to support the soldiers who come forward and speak out in these situations.
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They're spending this kind of money, and what kid has the power to speak out?
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It's important for everyone — especially white people — in this country to speak out against this.
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Employees were afraid to speak out against supervisors who were having sex with their subordinates.
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Castoldi said the state of medical workers in Italy further galvanized her to speak out.
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Streep's decision to speak out against Weinstein puts her in the minority among Hollywood's elite.
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And the #MeToo movement has given us the courage to speak up and speak out.
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It's important for everyone, especially white people in this country, to speak out against this.
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The courageous Ken Frazier, Merck's revered, high-performing C.E.O., was the first to speak out.
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People who weren't willing to speak out knew someone who knew someone else who was.
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"I think it's awful that people can't speak out to express opinions," Mr. Staley said.
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The two-tiered workforce is leaving more contractors feeling burnt — and willing to speak out.
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Trump has been reluctant to unequivocally speak out in support of the Hong Kong protesters.
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And now that he's at the pro level, he has the opportunity to speak out.
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As a historian of the 18th century, I think that it's important to speak out.
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What are the risks for our military if they don't feel free to speak out?
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As scientists, we are often reticent to speak out about matters beyond our core disciplines.
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And it won't end there unless and until all Americans stand up and speak out.
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It is time to speak out against politics of hatred and policies that divide us.
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But our experience leads to a different conclusion: Come together, speak up and speak out.
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Do you think athletes have a responsibility to speak out on issues they care about?
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Now, American female clergy members have been imploring women to speak out and expose abusers.
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Kanye believes that Trump has allowed Americans to speak out and feel comfortable doing so.
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" She adds, "The women are heroes for having the courage to speak out about it.
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The only member of the family to speak out since then has been the Queen.
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Not for the first time this season, he felt compelled to speak out against racism.
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I am that child and here in Congress I will always speak out against war.
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When she has a chance to speak out about the administration, she rarely takes it.
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Is it possible women may feel more empowered now to speak out against bad actors?
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Baker has yet to speak out on "HandshakeGate" ... but it's only a matter of time.
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Women were not supposed to talk much or speak out as much as men did.
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"No one should be afraid to speak out or coerced to stay quiet," it added.
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"I'm going to speak out on civil liberties," he told Tucker Carlson, on Fox News.
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They said it was deep concern that compelled them to skip school and speak out.
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"It's very important that people speak out and ... aren't condemned for cancelling gigs," he said.
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Sisi knew what happened to Mubarak, so he didn't want them to speak out again.
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We have nine so far who support the initiative and will speak out for it.
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At 24, he abandoned his courier business and everything else to speak out against hate.
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He said he was at Moore's rally to speak out against his anti-gay rhetoric.
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Apatow called on more of those who work with or for Fox to speak out.
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Taylor, who lives in Memphis, Tennessee, said it was a difficult decision to speak out.
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But at the same time, you've got to continue to be strong and speak out.
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But there's nothing impolite about people's right to speak out and hold their government accountable.
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Speak out, and speak up, for surely history will judge us all for our silence.
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In an August interview, Business Insider asked James why he isn't afraid to speak out.
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If victims speak out, they may be stigmatised and rejected by their families and communities.
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People are scared to speak out so they just go along with the status quo.
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Or will you finally, finally speak out for yourselves, forcefully and with one unified voice?
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I would argue that women needed these last months to gather courage and speak out.
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No major company dares to speak out publicly for fear of angering the Chinese government.
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If they speak out, they risk being prosecuted and accused of crimes they didn't commit.
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She argues the law also protects her right to speak out in favor of it.
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As Adama put it, Ashley is part of the reason she decided to speak out.
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When public figures like President Obama speak out about this, it makes a powerful statement.
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While foreign investors and analysts regularly criticise monetary policy decisions, Turkish economists rarely speak out.
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She said it was necessary to speak out so "no one could deny the Holocaust".
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It just struck me how despite lingering fears — people didn't know if he was plotting some kind of return — they're feeling empowered about finding a space where you can speak out the truth after so many years of not being able to speak out.
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"I want to speak out on behalf of victims of child sexual exploitation who are unable to speak out," Sera - who didn't wish to use her real name or say where her family lived - told a conference co-hosted by rights group CIVICUS this week.
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" Abdul-Jabbar says he felt the need to speak out because "stereotypes do not benefit anybody.
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It's because of their country's tolerance that Israelis have the ability to speak out against intolerance.
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Those who speak out for one side or other can become targets of criticism and abuse.
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The GOOP founder is not the only star to speak out about disliking the Met Gala.
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"From students to adults, we will come out and speak out for what we believe in."
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"We're worried that we will appear weak," she said of survivors being afraid to speak out.
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Protesters have gathered there and across the US to speak out against splitting up migrant families.
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Virginia Foxx in North Carolina's 5th congressional district, through a Super PAC called Women Speak Out.
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He had been known to speak out publicly against his family's dynastic control of North Korea.
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This isn't the first time Kesha has used her platform to speak out on social issues.
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Of course, just because celebs are perfectly entitled to speak out doesn't mean they have to.
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Now past her elementary school days, Lively makes a point to speak out about body shaming.
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We really need to help those that speak out recover so they can reintegrate into society.
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Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak out for me.
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"In the era of #MeToo, more and more people feel emboldened to speak out," she said.
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IT HAS been used to speak out against the pope, police brutality and rising student fees.
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But President Trump has finally annoyed Chief Justice John Roberts enough for Roberts to speak out.
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Previously, Chen had more than 740,000 Weibo followers, and promised he would continue to speak out.
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"There is so much power to our voices, and we need to speak out," she said.
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O'Neal, who didn't say whether he agreed with Morey, said he was right to speak out.
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Make your mark by amplifying their sound, and speak out against sexual aggression in your hometown.
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That advocacy effort is largely why this group of scientists said they decided to speak out.
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He gave people permission to speak out loud, he removed the shame associated with being prejudiced.
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And her coming out has opened the door for other LGBTQ+ artists to speak out, too.
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He said he likes things quiet and never had a reason to speak out before Waco.
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And by discussing her "push backs," she's helping those who can't speak out about their struggle.
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CNN does not normally identify victims of sexual assault unless they choose to speak out publicly.
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But the idea that women speak out about sexual misconduct for their own selfish ends continues.
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It's not every day we hear men, fathers in particular, speak out about battling with depression.
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I want to show that we need to speak out about it until it's too late.
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As a pastor, it is my moral duty to speak out against racism, America's original sin.
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Since I was a child, I really wanted to speak out at these kinds of injustices.
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The fact that I speak out on climate is not a bar to others speaking out.
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Now celebrities are not afraid to speak out about how arbitrary — and outdated — that system is.
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But his reluctance to speak out against anti-Semitism in America is about more than that.
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We're in a really pivotal time in the world I think it's important to speak out.
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He dimly remembered a time when grown-ups were terrified to speak out about almost anything.
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"Until he does retract, I will continue to speak out and tell the truth," she said.
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But when she does she tries to speak out on issues that are important to her.
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Jennifer Lawrence, one of the victims of the hack, continued to speak out about her experiences.
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So, it's caused a number of officials to speak out, including former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
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" Or speak out a query about a fixture: "Alexa, when do the Seattle Seahawks play next?
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Michael is not the only one from Dina's family to speak out about her unique relationship.
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Nobert said greater access to social media made it easier for humanitarian workers to speak out.
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I just feel that this is my responsibility to speak out and challenge the status quo.
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Johnson used the opportunity to speak out against Trump's recent claims that the election is rigged.
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The church hierarchy has been slower to speak out, but is finding its voice at last.
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Now, Moretz tells Glamour for its June cover story why she felt compelled to speak out.
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" Sandberg isn't the only Facebook employee to speak out about the deletion of "Terror of War.
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I don't want to just speak out of emotion, because emotionally, yes, fuck both of them.
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Having her father's ear gives Ivanka a powerful platform to speak out against hate and bigotry.
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One of Ali's last public acts was to speak out against Donald Trump's proposed Muslim ban.
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" Shapiro added: "One doesn't need a security clearance to speak out against the failings of Trump.
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Rossi has chosen to speak out publicly about the drug to decrease the stigma surrounding PrEP.
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Mollie Tibbetts's father, boyfriend speak out On 'America's Newsroom,' father and boyfriend discuss Mollie Tibbetts's disappearance.
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He has already indicated that he will continue to speak out against revisionist history of WWII.
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How might museums be limited in their ability to speak out and engage in controversial discussions?
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Pink is the latest celebrity to speak out in support of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
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"When it comes to something as important as the First Amendment, he's going to speak out."
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"No one should be afraid to speak out or coerced to stay quiet," the company said.
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Delgado said that she wanted to speak out because of false reports about her son's conception.
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The site has been accused by some of protecting abusers and shaming those who speak out.
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"I'd welcome more players to stand up and speak out, but unfortunately there's pressure," said Solo.
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But pressed again on whether the U.S. should speak out against Russian aggression, Scaparrotti said yes.
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Fonda also suggested that celebrities should be empowered to speak out about what matters to them.
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Several artists used their sets to speak out against domestic political affairs, beginning with Laurie Anderson.
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Harington is just the latest person associated with Game of Thrones to speak out against Trump.
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"When there's not common ground he's going to speak out very aggressively and boldly," Devine said.
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Speak out about the "wrong" thing, and it's "all talk"; do something, and you're a threat.
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The legislation, which also urges President Trump "speak out against hate groups," now awaits Trump's signature.
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But I do think they should feel called [on] to speak out for these underrepresented communities.
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As a pastor it is my moral duty to speak out against racism, America's original sin.
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In one scene, McBath asks Schenck to use his pulpit to speak out about gun violence.
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Fair expresses regret for the times when he didn't speak out, allowing detainees to be abused.
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Asked by CNN if Republicans should speak out against Sadler's comments, Cardin said all leaders should.
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We've got to stand up and speak out because right now, we're part of the problem.
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" The North Face has taken to social media to speak out amid the shutdown, tweeting "#WallsAreMeantForClimbing.
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Barnard said she was inspired to speak out after seeing women do the same against Weinstein.
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Mook said Trump had an obligation to speak out more often and louder against these acts.
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" He called on fellow GOP lawmakers to "speak out," arguing "we don't report to the president.
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On National Gun Violence Awareness Day, pledge to speak out, #WearOrange — and vote — to protect lives.
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"She added, "Es un deber, it's a duty that we have as citizens to speak out.
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We cannot stop speaking and when we speak out, others are moved to do so too.
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This is a pledge we must make to one another, to stand up and speak out.
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But it was Donald Trump's attacks on Muslims and immigrants that inspired Khan to speak out.
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The gist: He will support the President where he agrees and speak out when he doesn't.
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We should not be afraid to speak out about injustices that are happening all around us.
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In a statement, USA Gymnastics praised Douglas and her teammates for their willingness to speak out.
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Democrats and Republicans, politicians and private citizens alike were quick to speak out against Trump's remarks.
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The charge of "troublemaker" might dog women who speak out for the rest of their lives.
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Arquette, now 58, added that she didn't speak out because of Weinstein's alleged reputation for payback.
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The car accident nearly silenced Pindell; "Free, White and 21" epitomizes her determination to speak out.
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It's unusual for the 28-year-old to speak out about her relationships, present and past.
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"If more survivors speak out about their assaults, ultimately fewer students will be harmed," Aranda said.
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Amid the controversy, there have been growing calls for Modi to speak out on the matter.
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I call for the international community to speak out against these barbaric kidnappings by Chinese police.
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There's really nothing you can do except endure it and try and speak out about it.
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DeSantis's decision to speak out against the president suggests he's not willing to take any chances.
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Hopefully, as fans continue to speak out against these casting choices, their voices will inspire change.
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She encouraged me to speak out and said that the House of Representatives is always open.
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Of how, when fighters are victorious against loudmouths, or speak out against it, my heart sings.
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And when they speak out or try to resist abuse, they are punished severely for it.
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It protects men in positions of authority and helps silence those would who would speak out.
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At age six, Jazz and her family began to boldly speak out about her transgender identity.
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She refuses to speak out loud in public in order to preserve her fragile singing voice.
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He says he's a little apprehensive about going back but thinks it's necessary to speak out.
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We should all stand up and speak out whenever we see sexual assault or sexual harassment.
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Public officials are usually legally allowed to speak out despite any agreements to keep information confidential.
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After the election McCain did speak out against Trump, especially when it came to foreign policy.
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Mark Zuckerberg took to Facebook this afternoon to speak out about Trump's executive orders on immigration.
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Due to privacy laws, his carers were not initially allowed to speak out to the public.
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And, finally, yes, we can speak out about our experiences now, no matter when they happened.
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It's not the first time Jackson has felt the need to speak out about such reports.
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He was still hoping that O'Rourke would speak out, now that he had a national platform.
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Prominent voices took to social media to express their outrage and speak out on Williams' behalf.
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"Eighty percent are thinking the same thing, but many do not speak out," Mr. Ganesan said.
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The high rate of infection there is leading more and more frontline staff to speak out.
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Each situation presents an opportunity to speak out against racism, but not all of us do.
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Do you agree with Ms. Dunham, that more men need to speak out against sexual harassment?
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But don't expect a long lineup of other industry leaders to speak out any time soon.
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I think this image is a sign of progress and it encourages people to speak out.
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Here are other cases where pay inequality has been stark, compelling female athletes to speak out.
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Citizens around the world who want to speak out are under siege from their own governments.
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If victims speak out, he said, they risk dismissal and the loss of their military housing.
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But later, when he saw the fallout on social media, he felt compelled to speak out.
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The birth of her baby girl six months ago spurred her to speak out, she said.
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Publishers are frightened to speak out against Amazon for fear that it will harm book sales.
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He lobbied church officials, nongovernmental groups and reporters to speak out against the government's extraordinary measures.
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"It took decades for him to be able to speak out," he said of Mr. Takenaka.
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Leading with our values also means that we speak out when nations violate their citizens' rights.
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Mr. Obama said he decided to speak out because "the stakes really are higher" than before.
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For individual Christians to speak out against egregious violations of these moral requirements is not optional.
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She'll be just fine without him, and she's using that fact to speak out against Weinstein.
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After the period of silence in the '50s and '60s, Holocaust survivors began to speak out.
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This year, Mr. Santana has explored opportunities to speak out about his time in foster care.
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Even so, if you're Kathryn Murdoch, there comes a time when you have to speak out.
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But maybe Miller, Yang, and Chiu&aposs stories will encourage other Asian women to speak out.
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For the nation's sake, let's hope that Cohn is the last to speak out of turn.
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His seeming reluctance to speak out against Mr. Trump has disappointed some of Mr. Alexander's admirers.
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Another school shooting is driving teens to speak out and do something since the adults won't.
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He was able to mobilize his masses to speak out against the establishment and the media.
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She returned home at her mother's insistence, but said she felt the urge to speak out.
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Because it's unclear what might land students in trouble, many simply don't speak out at all.
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Now, once again, she was trapped in an environment where she felt afraid to speak out.
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Those athletes who do speak out might find a curiously receptive ear in the White House.
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The scientific community and concerned citizens must speak out forcefully against such assaults on constitutional rights.
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Speak out, and you risk compromising not just your own job, but that of your family's.
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Scott's willingness to speak out against the leader of his own party is not entirely altruistic.
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Neves began to speak out about his murder, a risk even the police warned her against.
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Mr. Maybloom said some teachers did not support Ms. Bloomberg but were afraid to speak out.
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Advertisers often speak out on controversial political and social issues to promote their products to consumers.
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"You do something that is not right, I think I have the right to speak out."
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In Donald Trump's America, the hunger among Democrats for her to speak out will be enormous.
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Sanders's remarks make him among the first U.S. politicians to speak out publicly against Friday's violence.
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Sivan had risked her reputation to speak out about Weinstein's having masturbated in front of her.
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He has driven career government officials to speak out in protest, and out of grave concern.
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Dr. King was critical of Billy Graham and his failure to speak out on segregation issues.
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When he thinks the president is saying something undermining America's ideas or principles, he'll speak out.
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It means being ready to speak out, ready to stand against brutal injustice, ready to act.
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The company urged customers to speak out against the order and eventually sued Trump over it.
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"Speak out, don't be afraid, don't worry about being the subject of a tweet," Holder added.
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Bialik uses her platform to speak out about parenting and the pressure new mothers often face.
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Although he's private, Pichai is willing to speak out about certain causes that he believes in.
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When Louis C.K. initially joked about Parkland, the survivors and others were quick to speak out.
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And we've been slow to speak out for human rights and that was the case here.
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They increasingly embrace causes and are not afraid to speak out, even at their own expense.
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That was the reason for me to really speak out, because it was in my backyard.
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He suggested that perhaps baseball players should follow the lead of N.B.A. players and speak out.
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"Those who speak out in Mexico often become victims of isolation," said Ms. Berman, the novelist.
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She made the decision to speak out, she said; Mr. Franken made the decision to resign.
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McConnell has been pressuring skeptical senators not to publicly speak out against the bill, as Sens.
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Take something to Capitol Hill or actually speak out about something and then I'll be impressed.
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"The Justice Department, Homeland Security, the F.B.I. and the White House, alongside Congress and local officials, must speak out — and speak out forcefully — against this scourge of anti-Semitism impacting communities across the country," David E. Posner, the JCC's director of strategic performance, said in a statement.
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They didn't say, 'You have to speak out on social issues and try to make society better.
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Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out because I wasn't a Jew.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is the latest celebrity to speak out against the Trump administration's child separation policy.
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If anything, they've encouraged more players to protest and team owners to speak out in their defense.
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Many former regime prisoners are reluctant to speak out now that Assad has all but declared victory.
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It wants young people to defy the new administration and speak out against misogyny, racism, and exclusion.
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I would love to be able to speak out about this kind of stuff and not fear.
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Now Alexa can get my questions subpoenaed by police, do I not speak out loud at home?
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Like herself, Joanne was sexually assaulted, and like so many, wasn't given a voice to speak out.
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Those who speak out against the government of President Nicolás Maduro say they are denied food rations.
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As Whole Woman's Health continued to speak out in support of abortion rights, hackers continued to strike.
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But she urged civil society groups and businesses to speak out more loudly against far-right extremism.
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I decided to speak out because I knew how the condition made me feel — anxious and embarrassed.
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Trump is saying things so morally obtrusive that active Republicans have no choice but to speak out.
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Quincy Jones told Billboard he plans to speak out about the issue when he presents an award.
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Risking danger, characters speak out and unearth some major revelations about Hannah's last month in the process.
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Trump knew there would be some in government wise to his antics and who would speak out.
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I'll speak out about something if I disagree, but I don't wish to be defined by that.
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"If someone in your life has the courage to speak out, please believe them," she writes. pic.twitter.
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Thankfully, those at the brunt of the issue continue to speak out against the unnecessary changes made.
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After the repression, dissidents, the media and ordinary Turks would leap at the chance to speak out.
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We cannot allow this type of behavior to go unnoticed and I applaud those who speak out.
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Those who care about religious liberty and protecting our communities from violence and hate must speak out.
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"Hopefully others will remedy the error of silence and speak out," the author says on the jacket.
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"As we get closer and people get more serious, I hope more people up here speak out."
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You have the same rights as any American citizen to protest and speak out, says the ACLU.
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The #MeToo movement has helped many people speak out against sexual misconduct, particularly within the entertainment industry.
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SCHOEN: I would love to hear from him how he feels, I think he should speak out.
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It would be nice to think that would cause leaders to speak out more quickly next time.
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We are giving all women a platform to speak out and join us to change the conversation.
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Women should continue to speak out, but men should speak as well, it should be a dialogue.
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"This is a huge victory for us," said Masooma Ranalvi of Speak Out on FGM, whose change.
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But I also don't like animal suffering, so I feel the need to speak out about it.
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Amanda Segel isn't the only woman to speak out about Bob Weinstein's alleged involvement in sexual misconduct.
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"The psychological piece is not only not feeling safe, but the fear to speak out," Evans explained.
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I think the Women's March has given people more confidence to speak out, especially in Red states.
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The first gymnast to speak out about Nassar's abuse was Maggie Nichols, a former USA national gymnast.
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They said they wanted to speak out to warn others of the pitfalls in buying sports memorabilia.
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Because in most cases, the women who speak out against sexual harassment de facto lose their jobs.
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One member, Martin Sumpton, was one of the minority of members to speak out against the sale.
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I want people to hear the truth, that's the reason I continue to write and speak out.
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Witness the Black Lives Matter movement, which has pushed Sanders to speak out more about racial justice.
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In effect, he is ceding his party to the Stalinesque politics he plans to speak out against.
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He pledged Tuesday to speak out and defend his principles whenever they diverge with those of Trump.
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GOP congressional leaders should know better too, but most have chosen not to speak out against Trump.
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Why it matters: Amash is the first Republican congressman to speak out in favor of impeaching Trump.
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He explains that he needs a witness, someone who will speak out against the captain: Aldos Othran.
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Many cops are also disturbed by this, but they don't speak out as much as they should.
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It's vital for women to speak out loudly and forcibly, and to share their pain and outrage.
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The big picture: Amash is the first Republican congressman to speak out in favor of impeaching Trump.
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"One doesn&apost need a security clearance to speak out against the failings of Trump," Shapiro added.
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Phelps, 31, did speak out about the controversy on Friday to paparazzi outside a Scottsdale, Arizona, Starbucks.
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Bray left a long time ago; why did these subordinates of his fail to speak out afterwards?
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And earlier this year, he took the witness stand to speak out about the group's bloody work.
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"It's important for everyone, especially white people in this country, to speak out against this," he said.
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This is a repressive government, and Bahrain's allies, including Britain, must speak out against their authoritarian ally.
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"Gloria is all about courage and to get women to speak out and speak up," said Sartain.
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That's what's really cool about this movement and what inspired me to speak out from the beginning.
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Evancho, however, has an especially personal reason to speak out: Her older sister is a trans woman.
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I really want women to just love themselves, to be confident and bold and to speak out.
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Code Pink will continue to speak out and yes, laugh, when our elected officials lie to us.
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The time she went to Logan International Airport in Massachusetts to speak out against the Muslim ban?
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Protest, march, donate, speak out, call out bullshit, build within your community, help those in need etc.
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Lovato's decision to speak out about her own struggles is what has earned her a major honor.
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The scandals surrounding Harvey Weinstein, Larry Nassar, and countless others have empowered women everywhere to speak out.
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The failure to speak out stemmed from a desire to protect institutions' reputations, or fear of retribution.
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Several performers have used recent awards shows as a platform to speak out against the new administration.
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In contrast, Western leaders have have so far appeared reluctant to speak out strongly on the issue.
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While New York's window is short, much positive ground can be gained if victims speak out now.
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And more recently, the state has started punishing the families of those who speak out, as well.
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Manigault Newman told The Wall Street Journal that she will continue to speak out despite the lawsuit.
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Mr Lam said he could speak out because he has few ties with people across the border.
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He's also not the first DJ to speak out against issues of racism in the DJing world.
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Conyers accuser Marion Brown on why she chose to speak out despite signing a nondisclosure agreement pic.twitter.
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Protesters speak out The vast majority of people out protesting were opposed to Spencer and his views.
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Critics of the Republican backlash have questioned why Republicans have been reluctant to speak out against Rep.
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Ingraham was more critical, suggesting that Bush declined to speak out on issues during the Obama administration.
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This month's WIC was a missed opportunity for U.S. corporations to speak out against China's new law.
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"I hope this is the last time I have to speak out on this race," he said.
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Blitzchung later told Inven Global it was his "duty" to speak out about the Hong Kong protests.
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They still speak out about Grand Staircase, and they still bring allies over for strategizing and dinner.
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Although he "hated the concept of the war," he said, he did not speak out against it.
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Among the accusers was Ashley Judd, the first high-profile actress to speak out publicly against him.
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It is time for us to speak up and speak out against this attack on our rights.
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"I hope this is the last time I have to speak out on this race," Ryan added.
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Woody Harrelson and Billie Eilish teamed up to speak out against climate change in a new video.
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We will continue to speak out strongly in support of the freedoms that make this country great.
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But Ciccariello-Maher stands by his controversial tweets and says he plans to continue to speak out.
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Since then, Andrés has continued to speak out against the president while doing plenty of good work.
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McConnell said it was "totally inappropriate" for a sitting justice to speak out against a presidential candidate.
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I'm going to speak out and I'm going to continue to let people know about mental health.
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Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out because I was not Jewish.
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Pressed on whether Trump had a responsibility to speak out upon hearing the chants, Cornyn was silent.
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But Mr. Ryan said he would continue to speak out against assertions that violate the party's principles.
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"It helps us to have everyone speak out and best ideas rise to the top," he said.
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Trump has drawn frequent criticism from lawmakers for his reluctance to speak out against the Russian president.
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As a trans woman, she says it's her duty to speak out on issues affecting her community.
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We could speak out and completely bypass the hierarchical, patriarchal system in place to keep us silent.
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" He went on, "I write because we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong.
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This means I have a duty to speak out against laws that unfairly target and limit women.
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Businesses normally try to stay out of politics, but several factors inspired these companies to speak out.
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" Therefore we can't keep silent, for "the lessons of history compel us to speak out against Trump.
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"We must have the courage to stand up, speak out and act," she said in a statement.
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In my community, people who speak out against industrial agriculture are sometimes subjected to threats and intimidation.
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When we see things we believe to be wrong, we must speak out and take a stand.
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We're thankful that the culture's finally changing and allowing them to feel safe enough to speak out.
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The movement has helped women shed stigma, self-blame and trauma and empowered them to speak out.
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Business executives say they are too afraid to speak out about shortcomings in the government's economic strategy.
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But he said he decided to speak out now because "the stakes really are higher" than before.
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Narratives conflict on a Saudi dissident, Uighurs speak out in the U.S., Harvard divulges closely held secrets.
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One senior representative said those who speak out in the Olympic movement often end up being ostracized.
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"We want this country to be different and to preserve people's rights to speak out," she said.
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And around the globe, Muslims who've dared to speak out have often been targeted and even killed.
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And who, among today's Western leaders, is prepared to speak out on their behalf, much less act?
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I challenge my fellow Republicans to summon the nerve to speak out on the record against Trump.
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But, he said, Mr. Schiff reserved the right to speak out about the "noncooperation" of a witness.
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Ms. Seo said she had remained silent for years before finally gathering enough courage to speak out.
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I march in the army of optimism, and I've always refused to condescend or speak out negatively.
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Do you think scientists have an ethical obligation to speak out when a problem seems so severe?
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Her husband, Sui Muqing, said she had chosen to speak out to prevent future attacks on women.
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Antle does not explicitly deny those claims in the documentary, but did speak out after its release.
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"I know Jennifer feels wronged and understand that she wants to speak out about it," Drummond said.
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The cultural moment has given victims of sexual assault a heightened platform from which to speak out.
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As word has spread of Nance's potential nomination, some activists have begun to speak out against her.
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She was the first high-profile actress to speak out over abuse in the country's movie business.
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Mr. Loeser said it was his decision, not Mr. Bloomberg's, to speak out against Mr. de Blasio.
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The continuing assaults on his reputation, and his inability to speak out for himself, wore on him.
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"USA Gymnastics encourages McKayla and anyone who has been abused to speak out," according to a statement.
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Mr. Trump asked them why they did not have the courage to speak out more during elections.
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The producer said she was inspired to speak out by the women who spoke out about Weinstein.
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He denied reports that the Trump administration had ordered him not to speak out about the outbreak.
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In early October, he made his comeback in a YouTube video, vowing to continue to speak out.
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But Vindman also had the gumption to speak out after an earlier July 10 White House meeting.
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"He encourages people to speak out," she said, asking why voters didn't have similar questions for Klobuchar.
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If you speak out, you're going to get criticized, they're going to tell you you're a liar.
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So when the US pulled out of the Paris Climate Accord, she felt compelled to speak out.
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