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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""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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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 decided that I wanted to speak out about it.
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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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Now, Mia is continuing to speak out about mental health.
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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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However, he did speak out about the lunar landing on Twitter.
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" But Jiang has continued to speak out about the "patriotic movement.
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Prince William continues to speak out about the illegal wildlife trade.
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They have yet to speak out about the jaw-dropping situation.
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Did you feel like you couldn't speak out about it before?
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But rather, you really speak out about the reality of yourself.
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" He's since called for Republicans to speak out about Trump's "depredations.
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Let's hope more parents speak out about how unfair this is.
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They will just keep going and not speak out about it.
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As #Republicans we have to speak out about wrong being wrong.
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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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And Schwarzenegger wasn't the only one to speak out about Stallone's loss.
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Not that he wants to speak out about a very important issue.
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Hollywood insiders also began to speak out about the Oscar-winning producer.
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Customers have taken to social media to speak out about their complaints.
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It's good when people with a big following speak out about inequality.
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Don't support that, and if you see it, speak out about it.
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Rarely do Facebook employees speak out about the secretive Menlo Park company.
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"A feminist leader who won't speak out about rape," Caitlin says harshly.
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I recognize your courage and bravery to speak out about climate change.
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Last month, he encouraged men to speak out about the issue more often.
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Ahead, 34 women — from all political affiliations — speak out about the Kavanaugh nomination.
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He has continued to speak out about gun rights while on the stump.
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Davis isn't the only cast member to speak out about their fashion choices.
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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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Sohn hoped that more people would speak out about this being an issue.
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Chuck Schumer, to speak out about the issue and also worked with Everytown.
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Edwards plans to speak out about her actions at her sentencing, Agnifilo said.
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Rippon is not the first to speak out about Pence over gay rights.
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Wilson reportedly could not speak out about the situation due to an NDA.
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Howard is the third member of the Empire family to speak out about Smollett.
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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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"When I speak out about things, it's not on a 'celebrity' level," she said.
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Cranston went on to defend actors who have chosen to speak out about politics.
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At 21999 years old, Broaddrick continues to speak out about her allegations against Bill.
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I urge you to raise your voices and speak out about this humanitarian crisis.
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But it does seem that it's becoming increasingly acceptable to speak out about miscarriage.
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For Moniruzzaman, just having the Pope speak out about becoming a donor would help.
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They say they wanted to speak out about him though to warn other collectors.
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"We also have to speak out about the good things men do," she said.
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" Mattis says he will speak out about the Trump administration "when the time's right.
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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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Those very public sexual harassment revelations inspired some to speak out about their own experiences.
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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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Holly Madison is not afraid to speak out about her years as a Playboy bunny.
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And in the past decade, medical practitioners have begun to speak out about this oversight.
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The MeToo movement, however, has encouraged women like Kim to speak out about their experiences.
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After Parkland, the survivors used Twitter and other outlets to speak out about gun control.
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Some artists and intellectuals in the mainland have tried to speak out about the anniversary.
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Several intellectuals said they were scared to speak out about friends who had been killed.
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As scientists, we are often reticent to speak out about matters beyond our core disciplines.
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" She adds, "The women are heroes for having the courage to speak out about it.
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When she has a chance to speak out about the administration, she rarely takes it.
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When public figures like President Obama speak out about this, it makes a powerful statement.
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The GOOP founder is not the only star to speak out about disliking the Met Gala.
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Now past her elementary school days, Lively makes a point to speak out about body shaming.
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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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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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Now celebrities are not afraid to speak out about how arbitrary — and outdated — that system is.
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He dimly remembered a time when grown-ups were terrified to speak out about almost anything.
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Jennifer Lawrence, one of the victims of the hack, continued to speak out about her experiences.
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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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" Sandberg isn't the only Facebook employee to speak out about the deletion of "Terror of War.
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Fonda also suggested that celebrities should be empowered to speak out about what matters to them.
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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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In one scene, McBath asks Schenck to use his pulpit to speak out about gun violence.
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We should not be afraid to speak out about injustices that are happening all around us.
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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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There's really nothing you can do except endure it and try and speak out about it.
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At age six, Jazz and her family began to boldly speak out about her transgender identity.
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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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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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This year, Mr. Santana has explored opportunities to speak out about his time in foster care.
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Neves began to speak out about his murder, a risk even the police warned her against.
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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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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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Take something to Capitol Hill or actually speak out about something and then I'll be impressed.
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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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Quincy Jones told Billboard he plans to speak out about the issue when he presents an award.
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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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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 first gymnast to speak out about Nassar's abuse was Maggie Nichols, a former USA national gymnast.
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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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And earlier this year, he took the witness stand to speak out about the group's bloody work.
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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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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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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, Mr. Schiff reserved the right to speak out about the "noncooperation" of a witness.
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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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He denied reports that the Trump administration had ordered him not to speak out about the outbreak.
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Londoners speak out about what the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union would mean for them.
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Adele is praising her best friend Laura Dockrill for having the courage to speak out about postpartum psychosis.
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But that's typical in an abusive relationship – that the woman doesn't speak out about how she's being treated.
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When you speak out about online harassment there's always some dick ready to make an example of himself.
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Kylie Jenner has yet to speak out about her pregnancy but she continues to tease fans and followers.
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Prince Andrew is continuing to speak out about the sex abuse claims surrounding his former friend Jeffrey Epstein.
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After the movie poster went viral, social media users were quick to speak out about the film's message.
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Because unless you speak out about supporting decriminalization, a lot of people will tell you to shut up.
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"We have nothing to gain from this," Dixon told me of her decision to speak out about Trump.
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It even encouraged Witherspoon to speak out about being sexually assaulted at 16 years old by a director.
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The Walking Dead star recently teamed up with WildAid to speak out about the catastrophic effects of poaching.
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Trump, despite his initial bristling at charges of anti-Semitism, has begun to speak out about the issue.
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Behati Prinsloo is using her Instagram to speak out about the maternal health crisis in the United States.
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I'm happy to speak out about it in the hope that somebody will read it, male or female.
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"Take something to Capitol Hill or actually speak out about something and then I'll be impressed," she concluded.
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He cited systemic discrimination, voter disenfranchisement and mass deportations of "Dreamers" as occurrences he may speak out about.
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Corker is one of the most prominent U.S. officials to speak out about Khashoggi's disappearance to date. Sens.
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"Take something to Capitol Hill or actually speak out about something and then I'll be impressed," Lovato tweeted.
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Fearing that people would think she was faking it, Alamia was nervous to speak out about her condition.
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Officials in Beijing have said numerous times that other governments should not speak out about what is happening.
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Fighting my lawsuit gradually turned me into an activist, and I began to speak out about my case.
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I say this because not everyone everywhere has the power to speak out about there thoughts and beliefs.
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Many of the women have come forward to speak out about the ways they said he abused them.
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That's why we feel we must speak out about the Trump administration's troubling approach to public lands stewardship.
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Again and again, women who dare to speak out about sexual assault are belittled, dismissed, ignored or abused.
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Swift won the suit and gained some confidence to speak out about other things, including her political views.
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Victims of domestic abuse are starting to speak out about how much Trump reminds them of their tormentors.
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"I wasn't planning on doing it," Grammar tells PEOPLE about his decision to speak out about waiting until marriage.
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" Nikki has yet to speak out about the breakup, but Brie recently told PEOPLE she "didn't see it coming.
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Chasing out participants who speak out about abuse, rather than abusers themselves, puts community members at risk, Komlo said.
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One writer for ESPN encouraged male tennis players to speak out about what they have previously said to umpires.
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But he said he had decided not to go back and wanted to speak out about what had happened.
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This event offers an opportunity for country artists who believe in gun control to speak out about the issue.
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In the current climate many Syrians are too afraid to speak out about any abuses, a rights activist said.
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Roseanne Barr's ex-husband Tom Arnold is continuing to speak out about the cancellation of his ex-wife's sitcom.
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Cliff Sims is the latest ex-staffer in the Trump White House to speak out about his time there.
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He will urge the Oscar audience to take a pledge to speak out about the issue by visiting www.ItsOnUs.
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Estopinan was motivated to speak out about his son's disease and treatment after hearing about Charlie's situation, he said.
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It gets so much worse so much quicker if people don't make a stand and speak out about it.
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As the President of The Creative Coalition, I often speak out about the positive economic benefits of the arts.
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He said the election of Donald Trump made him speak out about the practices being employed by the firm.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger — to speak out about the breakdown in national politics mostly caused by GOP gerrymandering of congressional districts.
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But in this #MeToo moment, many women privately and publicly have found the language to speak out about it.
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"I don't see a lot of people in the industry willing to speak out about these things," Rosen said.
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The move comes as more and more grocery store employees speak out about the conditions they are working under.
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Kazakh national Omir Bekali was among the first to speak out about his ordeal in a Chinese internment camp.
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But Brian Houston, senior pastor of Hillsong Church, did speak out about the 2017 Australian same-sex marriage plebiscite.
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And that if it happened again he — he might — he might make an effort to speak out about it.
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No wonder that Mr. Obama and others are not missing a chance to speak out about core democratic values.
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"They accused () Aung San Suu Kyi of failing to speak out about human rights violations," spokesman Myo Nyunt said.
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For months, Jill was the only woman brave enough to speak out about being sexually harassed by Donald Trump.
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When employees used the company's annual Prime Day to speak out about worker conditions, he expressed solidarity with them.
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This new wave of feminism has spurred more women to speak out about a variety of issues, including abortion.
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Cabello concluded by saying her Tumblr posts didn&apost represent her views now or then, and that she will continue using her public persona as a way to "speak out about injustice and inequality" "I use my platform to speak out about injustice and inequality and I&aposll continue doing that," she wrote.
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His election confirms to many people that if they do speak out about their assault, people may not believe them.
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Jokes aside, it's refreshing to hear Hamm speak out about how men should have no shame in the cosmetics game.
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I feel like it's a little more dangerous to be reserved than to speak out about what you believe in.
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At the same time, student activists were beginning to speak out about sexual assault and demand action from their schools.
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The moment was a distressingly perfect example of the hazards facing people who choose to speak out about sexual assault.
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Brown's behavior is in line with many of the reasons why women often do not speak out about sexual assault.
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The royal plans to continue to speak out about HIV/AIDS awareness at the 2016 International Aids Conference in Durban.
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Mr. Tracy went on to write blog posts and speak out about the Boston Marathon bombings and the Paris shootings.
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As many brace for the massive storm, social media users have continued to speak out about the alleged price hikes.
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We see them grapple with whether or not they should use their platform of celebrity to speak out about race.
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They don't quite remember how they met, but they bonded over their shared desire to speak out about their situations.
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At one moment, Dakota Johnson shared a phone number for women and girls to speak out about injustices they've faced.
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But living so close to the edge of death finally gave him the courage to speak out about his abuse.
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"Take something to Capitol Hill or actually speak out about something and then I'll be impressed," Lovato wrote on Twitter.
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Did Sister Cathy know something about the local high school where she worked and threaten to speak out about it?
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Howard isn't the only one to speak out about the lack of red-carpet options for non-sample-size actresses.
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" The star said she was previously "scared" to speak out about her beliefs "for fear of giving the wrong answer.
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"So Terry Crews had the guts to speak out about assault and 50 cent thinks it's funny." one person tweeted.
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Facebook executives Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg are also using their platforms and profile to speak out about immigration policy.
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It can be hard to muster up the courage to speak out about a workplace issue, so try this trick.
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She's a small-government, pro-business conservative who's unafraid to speak out about the limited political rights of Puerto Ricans.
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"I knew that nobody, not many people at all, are going to speak out about this," she told VICE recently.
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The former acting attorney general's comments come as women speak out about sexual misconduct in politics and the entertainment industry.
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Internet companies should continue to speak out about overly broad government requests, and the media and public must remain vigilant.
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Journalists, diplomats and others who speak out about Xinjiang should at least acknowledge the appearance of ongoing crimes against humanity.
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Many of the dead have been immigrants, often undocumented and afraid to speak out about poor training or unsafe conditions.
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But Kathryn and James Murdoch are not the only to speak out about News Corp&aposs coverage of the bushfires.
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"I haven't heard any word from him," Ms. He said on Monday after deciding to speak out about her husband's disappearance.
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Lady Gaga has a simple answer for those still wondering if people who speak out about sexual assault should be believed.
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But if they want to speak out about a harasser or the company's response, they'll now be able to go public.
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You should never be afraid to speak out about depression and anxiety, it's a real thing and affects so many people.
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"Take something to Capitol Hill or actually speak out about something and then I'll be impressed," Lovato, 23, declared via Twitter.
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The barrage of accusations has prompted many A-list female stars to speak out about the issues women in Hollywood face.
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Now, the #MeToo movement has given some women the power to speak out about what happened to them in the past.
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While a source confirmed the happy news to PEOPLE in September, Jenner has yet to speak out about her pregnancy publicly.
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Most recently, Simone Biles said her friends gave her the courage to speak out about her "horrible experience" with the doctor.
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If Thorne ever feels compelled to speak out about her past, I certainly hope people will listen to and support her.
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But he's since publicly turned against Hezbollah, and agreed to speak out about his experiences and insights into the training program.
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Hopefully, her post will inspire others to speak out about their own experience, and to get treatment if they need it.
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Influencers are beginning to speak out about how what they post on Instagram isn't always an accurate representation of their lives.
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I feel it's my right as a woman and an entertainer to speak out about the issues I am passionate about.
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Instead, the new Miss Congo UK 2017 has used her platform as a contestant to speak out about HIV and stigma.
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Outrage over photographs of a politician appearing to sexually harass a student led hundreds of women to speak out about abuse.
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Ms. Islam found out about the rejection last week and decided to speak out about her case by posting on Twitter.
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As a part of his decision to speak out about the congressman, Rekola also approached the House Ethics Committee last week.
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They hope the photos encourage people to shop responsibly, be mindful of their water use, and speak out about environmental issues.
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The director has yet to speak out about the song choice and there are more than a few questions surrounding it.
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That same duty to public safety compels us to speak out about the urgent need for comprehensive federal criminal justice reforms.
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I mean, nobody in the entertainment business except for maybe a handful of people ever speak out about what's going on.
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It's been great to have this platform and especially to speak out about body positivity and inclusion in the fashion world.
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" He added: "A lot of the people from the community don't publicly speak out about Bam because there's a fear there.
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Speak out about the risks of unchecked fossil-fuel emissions, and people you have never met will email you death threats.
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The resulting outcry had emboldened women across the country to speak out about their own victimization; online, the hashtag #MeToo emerged.
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The unrest has roiled the country and clouded Mr. Macron's efforts for economic revival as protesters speak out about social inequality.
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The police instructed Xie to write a guarantee promising that he would not speak out about the captured human rights lawyers.
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Monday to warn her against continuing to speak out about a 20-year-old rape case that had embarrassed the university.
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On Sunday, some winners took advantage of the spotlight to speak out about some of today's most pressing and divisive matters.
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Ms. Ito, a feminist icon in a country where few women speak out about sexual assault, called the decision a milestone.
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The outrage encourage other people in Hollywood and other industries to speak out about sexual harassment and abuse in the workplace.
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Individual voters may speak out about trade at town halls and social media, but they are giving the White House time.
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Now Mr. Anderson, 69, has decided to speak out about his experience, in part to promote a memoir he is writing.
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Several women, after signing NDAs, had to take financial and legal risks to speak out about their encounters with male predators.
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English electronic producer DJ Fresh (Daniel Stein) took to Facebook last night to speak out about his struggles with thyroid cancer.
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I was able to speak out about my assault without legions of people from the comedy community defensively protecting their own.
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Trump has had months to do something about Harley-Davidson or at the very least to speak out about its plants.
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His partner, Lauren London, as well as several other loved ones and celebrities, took the stage to speak out about Hussle's legacy.
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Several designers used the runway as a means to speak out about the political climate, addressing issues from diversity to women's rights.
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That's right, you remember — this is the era when women were just starting to dare speak out about this sort of thing.
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She added that she hoped her story would encourage other women to speak out about misbehavior or unwanted advances in work settings.
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But the more I speak out about it and the more resources I find, the more I feel like I'm not alone.
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In recent weeks, Gracie has chosen to speak out about her last few years, how she's healing and her future skating plans.
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As a single mother, Hardy says she felt unable to speak out about Seacrest's alleged advances for fear of losing her employment.
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King said it is a citizen's duty to speak out about injustice to set an example for the 2nd Graders she teaches.
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She has an unrelenting dedication to push young adults to express themselves and speak out about the things that matter the most.
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So is the answer for why you felt compelled to speak out about this just that you were angry with current policy?
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Montana is not the only professional athlete to speak out about his connection to Singer in the wake of the alleged scandal.
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And now, by failing to speak out about his platform's misuse, it seems that he's once again treating his users with disrespect.
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In India, conservative and patriarchal norms make it difficult for victims to speak out about sexual violence by their husbands, activists say.
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The NCAAP condemned the noose found in the African-American history museum and called on President Trump to speak out about it.
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Because of that, I kind of wanted to encourage others to stand up and speak up and speak out about financial abuse.
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Shannon Purser isn't afraid to speak out about her own personal issues in the hopes that it will start a greater conversation.
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Girls and young women are still too frequently seen as non-credible witnesses when they speak out about their own sexual abuse.
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Brandon also wonders what took Madonna so long to speak out about the Pulse incident, considering it happened over 3 years ago.
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Dianne Feinstein of California, a top Democrat on the Senate intelligence committee, repeatedly pressed the administration to speak out about Russia's activity.
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Correa says she is determined to continue to speak out about the dire conditions in public hospitals and help women in need.
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With his statement, Neller becomes the second member of the Pentagon's Joint Chiefs of Staff to speak out about events in Charlottesville.
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Her defenders often cite the precariousness of her constitutional position as a reason for her reluctance to speak out about Army abuses.
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Administration officials and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle speak out about the security risks that illegal information-sharing could pose.
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Moran's blog charged that Tesla managers required workers to sign confidentiality agreements agreeing not to speak out about wages or working conditions.
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I saw myself as a leader in the community and made appearances to speak out about sexual assault and tell my story.
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It's also difficult for many women to speak out about sexual violence because victims are often blamed or ostracized from their community.
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Portwood, 29, will speak out about her arrest and domestic battery charge for the first time during the Teen Mom OG reunion.
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More metaphorically, Swift has spent the past couple of years beginning to speak out about the subjects she's traditionally kept quiet on.
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Again, Trump supporters act without any concern for the very real threats to anyone who dares to speak out about the president.
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Others employees "received follow-up emails threatening termination if they continue to speak out about Amazon&aposs business," the group also says.
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"Their parents encourage them to keep their heads low, not share their stories, not speak out about immigration issues," said Ms. Gin.
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Ms. Luria, a freshman and Navy veteran, led the effort to push the Democratic leadership to speak out about Ms. Omar's tweet.
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Jaishri Abichandani staged a performance in front of the Met Breuer to speak out about an incident with the well-known photographer.
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But, she realized, she has been experiencing small moments of harassment her whole life — and it's important to speak out about those, too.
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" Jenner continues, "They say it's very typical in an abusive relationship that the woman doesn't really speak out about how she's being treated.
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One of the shining examples of allyship came from an actor who has yet to even speak out about the issue: Brad Pitt.
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Buel&aposs apology prompted other former colleagues to speak out about inappropriate behavior they claimed to have witnessed, the Berkeley student newspaper said.
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And, she added, he'll be freer to speak out about president-elect Donald Trump's administration actions than Obama: "And he's certainly not shy."
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Working with Amnesty, Scottish leaders hope to leverage a wider global movement for women to speak out about abuse of power and sexism.
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Although Trump failed to make the major announcement himself, he's already taken to his platform of choice to speak out about DACA's future.
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"There will be limitations, but not huge hindrances," Brown Brush says, admitting she was initially hesitant to speak out about her daughter's condition.
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This power imbalance creates a toxic culture wherein women feel they can't speak out about sexual harassment for fear of jeopardizing their careers.
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Jolie Pitt often uses her platform to both speak out about the global refugee crisis and personally lend a hand to those displaced.
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Clooney, Murad's human-rights attorney, has helped her speak out about the plight of the Yazidi people, a group native to Northern Iraq.
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Murad again shared her own story with the council on Thursday, revealing the personal costs of choosing to speak out about her ordeal.
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The more women who speak out about it, the harder it will be to ignore this damaging, widespread trend that needs to end.
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On May 15, Lucas took to Twitter to speak out about the incident for the first time and confirmed the altercation took place.
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It was critical that we hear Alyssa Milano speak out about net neutrality, and to an audience who could give AF about it.
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In November, actress Uma Thurman said she was waiting to speak out about sexual harassment and sexual assault until she felt less angry.
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Yet the game has been played over a million times and has encouraged many players to speak out about their own similar experiences.
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Though Beatty was quick to speak out about the incident, his co-presenter has until now avoided offering her own version of events.
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IKEA has yet to speak out about the FRAKA Cap, but they did provide a snarky response to the Balenciaga tote last month.
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It's helped to shape me into the man I am today, and it's what's fueling me now to speak out about its significance.
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Historically, women of color are not always believed when they speak out about sexual harassment which is apparent in the current #MeToo movement.
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When I pitched a story about podcasters of color who speak out about mental health, it was with this news on my mind.
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She decided to speak out about the attack, posting photos of her injuries on social media and talking to a local television station.
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If it makes our department better and keeps our officers safer, if it makes the city better, we should speak out about it.
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Perhaps he was sending a message to the White House that the Fed would not speak out about the Trump administration's trade actions.
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"There will be limitations, but not huge hinderances," Brown Brush says, admitting she was initially hesitant to speak out about her daughter's condition.
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Evergreen's CEO has been a longtime supporter of ObamaCare but has begun to speak out about the law's risk-sharing provisions this year.
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I did not initially speak out about my story because I chose to handle it in private with the person who wronged me.
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Jane Fonda says she's "ashamed" she didn't speak out about allegations of sexual misconduct by Harvey Weinstein when she first heard of them.
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In that trial, young girls and women came forward to speak out about how the gymnastics doctor's sexual abuse had changed their lives.
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Kaiser Chairman and CEO Bernard J. Tyson added that it's important to see high-profile people like Curry speak out about such issues.
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The Obama administration started making strides on sexual harassment in its final years after multiple women started to speak out about their experiences.
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At the time I thought to myself, I can use this voice to speak up and speak out about something I'm passionate about.
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Now, 24-year-old Jerhonda Pace has decided to break her NDA and speak out about the abuse she suffered at Kelly's hands.
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When employers speak out about the impact of DACA on their businesses or workplaces, it makes it harder for Republicans to ignore the issue.
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This year saw many female celebrities using their platforms to speak out about an issue very near and dear to our hearts: body image.
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Mady and Cara, 15, aren't afraid to speak out about how absent their father has been for the last several years of their lives.
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In one tweet, Twitter user Hardcorial stole selfies which were shared online in 2016 by a woman attempting to speak out about her abuse.
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O'Ferrall then accused Knabenbauer of having gaslit and otherwise behaved abusively toward her, prompting other people to speak out about feeling used by Knabenbauer.
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The response did little the quell protest from WNBA players who said they wanted to use their voices to speak out about police brutality.
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The post went viral, and it seemed to embolden others to speak out about harassment in the tech industry and hold powerful figures accountable.
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Looking back, the actor said he's happy he decided to speak out about his diagnosis — and the test that ended up saving his life.
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Now that CREDO and Cloudflare are allowed to speak out about some — if not all — the NSLs they received, that argument could be weakened.
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But as artists begin to speak out about the struggles that are particular to black people, mental health services seem to be following suit.
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She used the ceremony as an opportunity to speak out about an environmental issue close to her heart — and it left her in tears.
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The photographer writes that although he aims to keep politics out of his work, he felt compelled to speak out about Trump's controversial campaign.
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We drink to excess because we're unable, or unwilling, to speak out about the daily injustices that rave our hopes and decimate our dreams.
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"It is regrettable that the Detroit Public Schools seeks to punish those who speak out about the deplorable conditions in our schools," Bailey said.
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" Scholten said that it's up to each Republican to choose whether to speak out about King but that the incumbent has crossed a "threshold.
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Specifically, she credited former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson with being the first woman to speak out about Ailes's alleged harassment of female employees.
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I do believe that we need to respect the courage that it takes to speak out about harassment and the culture of toxic masculinity.
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Holder wanted to speak out about what had happened to her, but if articles were published, she would lose much of the $2.5 million.
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But rights groups say rape remains hugely underreported in Europe, despite movements like #MeToo which have spurred women to speak out about sexual violence.
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In fact, as artificial intelligence becomes more widely used, tech leaders have started to speak out about how it could affect your job opportunities.
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The arc of the night grew poetic when Yorke halted their encore to finally speak out about the city and system that failed them.
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However, citizens in many other countries don't have that power to speak out about there believes, and this picture is exactly explaining just that.
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On Monday, the same day as the CNN interview, Mr. James told ESPN that he felt compelled to speak out about the Trump administration.
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Former comfort women began to speak out about being forced into brothels, euphemistically called "comfort stations," in territories occupied by the Imperial Japanese Army.
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She said she had been reluctant to speak out about Mr. Martin, who had become the face of criminal justice reform in the city.
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" Unlike Obama and W., Boehner is willing to speak out about Trump's know-nothing and hurt-everyone domestic policies, calling them "a complete disaster.
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Whelan was not allowed to attend the hearing, meaning he was unable to speak out about his case as he has in the past.
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But on Tuesday, more Republicans began to speak out about Trump's comments attacking Sessions, which were reported in the book by journalist Bob Woodward.
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At the same time, the women's movement has grown, and women have begun to speak out about their experiences of crisis pregnancy and abortion.
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Retired players, who for years were loath to criticize the league that made them famous, have also begun to speak out about their health.
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But critics say her reputation as democracy icon was sullied by her failure to speak out about mass killings and displacement of the Rohingya.
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In the August 4 interview, Lohan said that women who speak out about their #MeToo experiences "look weak" and "do it for the attention."
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In between, she served as a senator from New York and secretary of state, where she continued to speak out about women and their rights.
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Margaret feels like she has to speak out about Lynlee and her journey to let other moms in her position know that they're not alone.
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Since May, 18 women have come forward to speak out about their encounters with Trump, 15 in the last week alone, according to Mother Jones.
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Brussels stories: Grief for the lost, hope for the missing Mohamed Amin says it was time to speak out about his family's anger and sadness.
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" Seemingly referencing her decision to speak out about Striegel, Munn later wrote on Twitter, "My mom taught me to stand up & say 'That's not okay.
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Despite its prevalence though, there's a lot of confusion about endometriosis, which is one reason Hough was motivated to speak out about her own experience.
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Mischa Barton says she was initially "terrified" to speak out about explicit videos and photos an ex-boyfriend allegedly shot of her without her knowledge.
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It now seems possible that she cancelled film-related events in order to prepare for this incredibly important opportunity to speak out about sexual violence.
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The film focuses on how she tried to speak out about the genocide going on in Sri Lanka but the media consistently shut her down.
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Earlier this year, my organization worked with other policy advocates to speak out about the need for legislative branch funding to pay Capitol Hill interns.
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Hannah Garland was on the receiving end of such a violation of privacy — and she's here to speak out about it on her own terms.
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"The letter was a rallying cry, to publicly speak out about a problem endemic to not only the art world, but the world at large."
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The York siblings headed to New York City over the weekend for an important cause: to speak out about the fight to end modern slavery.
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Others find it helpful to speak out about their experiences; on the FORCE website, there's a section where previvors can post their own BRCA stories.
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Morissette has yet to speak out about the adaptation on social media, but she did issue a statement that should make her fans very hype.
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In many instances, none of the senators has taken the opportunity to speak out about nominees they find objectionable during the 28500 hours of debate.
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We applaud women in Hollywood who use their platform to speak out about the wage gap and other issues faced by females in the industry.
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Today, young Muslim Americans make it a priority to show up and speak out about everything from health care to education to criminal justice reform.
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Her profile said the childhood experience of observing a close family member inspired her to speak out about the effects of alcoholism and drug abuse.
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The star has used her platform to speak out about the topics that concern her most, including politics, Black Lives Matter and representation in Hollywood.
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And it reinforces the toxic power dynamics that make women afraid to speak out about the harassment or unfair treatment they endure from powerful men.
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He continued to speak out about independence in subsequent decades and did not regret the passion he had brought to the cause as a youth.
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"I did not initially speak out about my story because I chose to handle it in private with the person who wronged me," he said.
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" When women speak out about male violence, hooks writes, "folks are eager to stand up and make the point that most men are not violent.
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A lot of today's stars are using their platform to speak out about issues that are important to them, including race relations and gun violence.
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I was drawn to Johnson's story and am even more so now, when increasing numbers of women are feeling empowered to speak out about abuse.
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Two employees were told their roles would be terminated if they continued to speak out about Amazon's business, a spokesperson for the group told CNBC.
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Amazon warehouse employees speak out about the 'brutal' reality of working during the holidays, when 60-hour weeks are mandatory and ambulance calls are common
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Thorp told the news outlet that women previously did not speak out about Moore's alleged behavior out of fear people would not believe their stories.
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"I did not initially speak out about my story because I chose to handle it in private with the person who wronged me," read the statement.
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After his departure from North Korea, the older Kim became known as an overweight and careless playboy, who was willing to speak out about his family.
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"I did not initially speak out about my story because I chose to handle it in private with the person who wronged me," the statement begins.
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" At the press conference, Bloom says she and Sabbag "will speak out … about the true facts of this situation, and will announce their next legal move.
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Blue Jasmine hit theaters in 2013, and when the film began receiving Oscar buzz, Farrow began to speak out about what she saw as Hollywood hypocrisy.
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Because of my career as a sports reporter and TV host, I created a lot of buzz once I decided to speak out about my experience.
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Matthau said she agreed to a more than $2063,2053 settlement with Weinstein in exchange for a legally binding promise not to speak out about the allegations.
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One of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's closest friends is defending the royals as they speak out about the intense scrutiny they've faced as a couple.
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That's definitely something people don't want to speak out about as much lately because they're afraid of getting in trouble, saying the wrong thing, alienating people.
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Judd, 50, was one of the first actresses to speak out about the alleged sexual misconduct she experienced at the hands of Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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"I did not initially speak out about my story because I chose to handle it in private with the person who wronged me," the statement said.
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She didn't speak out about the physical and mental abuse she says she endured during her three-year marriage to a man 15 years her senior.
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The two officials said the criminal case involves allegations by Lucia Evans, a former actress who was among the first women to speak out about Weinstein.
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It's time that victims and the media speak out about these issues, especially when it comes to institutions of higher learning, our most hopeful melting pots.
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The #MeToo movement, which was started by activist Tarana Burke, has inspired many people to speak out about their own experiences with sexual harassment and assault.
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DiCaprio wasn't the only celebrity to speak out about the whale jail, Pamela Anderson wrote an open letter to Putin about the facility on her website.
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Recently, every worker was required to sign a confidentiality policy that threatens consequences if we exercise our right to speak out about wages and working conditions.
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With such small populations, spread out over such vast land spaces, you need your neighbors, you tolerate abuse, and you don't speak out about such troubles.
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A clip from VICE Canada's upcoming documentary 'Age of Consent' Stings like these have actually prompted some Creep Catchers to speak out about this aggressive approach.
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On "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," she encouraged Kendall Jenner to speak out about the gun violence crisis and get involved with Everytown for Gun Safety.
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As a mom and a West Virginian, I'm thankful to everyone planning to speak out about the importance of the EPA's Clean Power Plan on Nov.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) shakes her fist at the Capitol during a press conference on Monday to speak out about the mass shooting in Las Vegas.
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Love, one of the few black Republicans to serve in Congress in recent years, said she hopes Republicans will speak out about Trump's rhetoric toward Cummings.
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They will have the effect of harming our public discourse by silencing necessary voices that would otherwise speak out about the public issues of the day.
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The high school sophomore also finds that talking about her anxiety makes a big difference, which is why she wanted to speak out about it publicly.
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Michael Phelps, 34, took time from his the third year of retirement from competitive swimming and to speak out about issues that affect the playing field.
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Christine Blasey Ford has repeatedly said that she thinks it's her civic duty to speak out about the sexual assault allegations she's brought against Brett Kavanaugh.
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She's not there to answer questions about her deeply personal choice to speak out about her past, but rather something that could potentially change her future.
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By highlighting the dangers of workplace harassment and exploitation, women have opened the way for men to also speak out about the prison of gender expectations.
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Activists would love for Mr. Obama to speak out about his successor, but those close to him say Mr. Obama has no interest in public feuding.
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He's made a point to speak out about his alleged mistreatment in social media posts, claiming he was drugged, beaten and denied food and other privileges.
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A second activist taking part in Monday's march said it was too dangerous for gays in Chechnya, and their families, to speak out about their abuse.
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By using her fame to consistently speak out about feminist issues, Cosentino has become an much more than a singer to a lot of her fans.
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Survivors have long been speaking out, or trying to speak out, about their experiences, but they are being heard and their words amplified in new ways.
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In an environment that has been hostile toward the growing wave of athletes who speak out about the world they see around them, this team stood firm.
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The comments immediately raised eyebrows, partly because special operations leaders rarely speak out about domestic matters and also because American stability has rarely ever before been questioned.
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However, some women have said that it was Hybels' strides in supporting women in the church that made them hesitant to speak out about his alleged misconduct.
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While Brzezinski didn't elaborate on her claims about Trump being a "racist," she is hardly the first person to speak out about his response to the storm.
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Taylor was one of the first celebrities to use her stardom to speak out about the AIDS crisis—using her voice for those who didn't have one.
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Raising awareness is critical and I am heartened to see leaders and celebrities speak out about sexual assault, most recently with Lady Gaga's performance at the Oscars.
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In fact, the star shares that she doesn't always have many options when it comes to getting ready, and she's not hesitant to speak out about it.
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Bullock was the first to speak out about her crush on her "Speed" costar, and reminisced about their experiences together on set with Ellen DeGeneres in 2018.
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Keaton is one of numerous celebrities, including Alec Baldwin and Peter Dinklage, that has partnered with PETA to speak out about animal causes they are passionate about.
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" When asked how Carey was feeling following her decision to speak out about her mental health battles, Cannon says that "she's just happy being who she is.
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"My mom taught me to stand up & say 'That's not okay,' "Munn wrote on Twitter on Thursday morning, seemingly referencing her decision to speak out about Striegel.
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They wanted to know whether they, too, should report bosses who sexually harassed them, speak out about abusive spouses or report years-old assault to the police.
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So you have to wonder what exactly the social network hopes to accomplish by letting famous academics and its own employees speak out about Facebook and democracy.
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While much of Hollywood has stayed silent since the report dropped Thursday, a few industry scions are finally beginning to speak out about the producer's alleged advances.
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Rose McGowan, who accused Weinstein of sexually harassing her on the record, has called for folks in Hollywood to speak out about the allegations against the tycoon.
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Given the level of secrecy and distrust, and the Big Brother-esque espionage performed on citizens by the Stasi, athletes didn't dare speak out about the program.
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Although a career in politics might not be in Johansson's near future, the actress says she doesn't hesitate to speak out about issues close to her heart.
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Ben Affleck Is 'Enjoying His Summer' with Lindsay Shookus, Plus Dance Moms Stars Speak Out About Abby Lee Miller Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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In fact, the piece accompanying the Person of the Year coverage in Time acknowledges him as a reason why women chose to speak out about other men.
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His downfall led women across the world to speak out about similar allegations involving powerful figures abusing their power, a cultural force known as the #MeToo movement.
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They hope the pictures encourage people to shop responsibly, be mindful of their water use, and speak out about environmental issues — in addition to making people laugh.
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In other words, players have had few qualms about using the league's visibility and public platform to speak out about social issues and engage in protest politics.
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While many tech executives struggle with how much to speak out about Trump's immigration policies, LittleBits CEO Ayah Bdeir said the choice is both straightforward and personal.
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Immigrants who have withdrawn from these services are reluctant to speak out about their plight owing to fears that identifying themselves publicly could result in legal repercussions.
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It took almost a week for him to speak out about the shooting of two Indian men in Kansas by someone who thought that they were Muslim.
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There, she gave a speech in which she addressed lingering fear directed at Muslims, and the rights Muslims have to speak out about being viewed with suspicion.
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Its lyrics balk at the then-popular refrain to "go slow" on movements like desegregation and reunification, and they speak out about everyday injustices black people face.
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Shortly after her Instagram post, it was also reported that her choice to speak out about politics could have potentially led to a huge voter registration spike.
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" Clinton, for her part, said Monday she will not run for president in 2020 but will continue to speak out about politics, saying, "I'm not going anywhere.
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Microsoft president Brad Smith said the company encourages employees to speak out about corporate practices, he told Business Insider at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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" The Grammy-nominated songstress concluded the lengthy apology by vowing to continue to use her social media as a platform to "speak out about injustice and inequality.
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Thus, instead of heaping more undeserved praise on al-Sisi, Vice President Pence should speak out about Egypt's human rights crisis and the authoritarian laws enabling it.
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Holding those accountable for their actions is one step toward allowing others to speak out about their experiences and get help when and where they need most.
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"If every woman is able to speak out about sexual assault and expose these men online, then men will have to pay a price," Ms. Tang said.
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Do you have any thoughts on how to resist that going forward, as someone who has been trying to deal with it and speak out about it?
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To paraphrase Uber SVP Frances Frei: As more and more people speak out about harassment in tech, the industry has a chance to capitalize on that openness.
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" Elsewhere in her caption, Vee said she tried to speak out about the incident last year, but "they found out and made [her] sign a NON-disclosure agreement.
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"We haven't seen anybody speak out about the issue of limited discretion and over-enforcement for people who have any kind of criminal issue," points out Nancy Morawetz.
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All too often, people who speak out about abuse find themselves subject to a litany of mistreatment on top of the original offense, while the perpetrator walks free.
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He told The Sun that now that he had concluded his 22-year career in the service, he felt it was "okay" to speak out about his experience.
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Though Farley has yet to speak out about the split, Matthews, 43, addressed the situation in an emotional Instagram video on Thursday, vowing to win his wife back.
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It also emboldened women and men to speak out about other uncomfortable instances they said they've had with men all over the industry, including, most recently, Oliver Stone.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has insisted they will act on the issue, which has made national headlines as responders continue to speak out about needed health care funding.
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If the imagery wasn't FOMO-inducing enough, read the interviews that run alongside the portraits: The campaign stars speak out about their hopes and fears, passions and interests.
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Now 30, Rosha says she wanted to speak out about her experience to open up about the realities about abortion — especially in places where abortion is still stigmatized.
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The director has been staunchly silent in recent weeks, stoking speculation about when he might speak out about any Trump-related investigation — and whether he's building a case.
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Top White House aides, including Trump's Director of Social Media Dan Scavino, have yet to speak out about the Reddit user taking credit for the video Trump posted.
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Daniels, who alleges she had an affair with Trump in 2000, has been involved in legal wrangling regarding whether she can speak out about her allegations for months.
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"I want to be someone who gives hope," said Kellogg, vowing to continue to speak out about the needs of the vulnerable and urging others to join her.
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Residents protested the workshop by appearing at public meetings to speak out about concerns of low wages for local workers and generous tax breaks for the luxury brand.
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Madonna, Miguel, Leonardo DiCaprio and more are among a growing number of celebrities to speak out about the crisis in Brazil's Amazon rainforest as fires continue to spread.
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But whoever is asking, and to whomever the query is directed, that question is also always an opportunity to speak out about the injustices confronting all working mothers.
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In a closely divided Senate, three of my Republican colleagues have made risky, unpopular decisions to speak out about the precarious state of their party and the country.
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And even at a good company, these problems can pop up despite efforts to the contrary, and it's always a risk to speak out about the problems alone.
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His accusers agreed not to pursue litigation or speak out about the accusations in return for payouts that totaled about $13 million from the network or Mr. O'Reilly.
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In fact, a Pew survey found last August that nearly two-thirds of recent churchgoers had heard clergy speak out about at least one social or political issue.
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The increased visibility of people of color in all sectors, including Congress, and the fearlessness of people of color to speak out about racism are moving us forward.
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To try to combat income inequality, Equal Pay Day is a day of advocacy that encourages people all over the world to speak out about the gender pay gap.
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The Congressional Harassment Reform Act of 173 would make it easier for victims to speak out about their experiences and would require yearly sexual harassment trainings for all personnel.
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" Stokes said she decided to speak out about Robbins because "I just want him to stop his behavior towards women and I don't want anybody else to be hurt.
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Celebrities like Lena Dunham, Evan Rachel Wood, Rose McGowan, Jessica Chastain, Amber Tamblyn and Mark Ruffalo (among others) have all taken to Twitter to speak out about Weinstein's actions.
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In recent weeks, Ya'alon has encouraged military generals to speak out about moral issues and the rules of engagement, even if they did not have the support of politicians.
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But her reputation has darkened because of her refusal to speak out about — or take any meaningful steps to prevent — the military crackdown targeting the country's Rohingya Muslim minority.
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" Become an advocate for body positivity — for finding strength and comfort in one's own skin — was a natural progression "with a lot of things that I speak out about.
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Governments all over the world are still failing women every single day, and it's still far too dangerous for women to speak out about issues of discrimination and abuse.
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The New York Knicks forward is calling for his fellow athletes to speak out about injustice in the wake of several police-involved shootings that have gripped the nation.
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Case in point: At an Aerie store opening in Miami this weekend, Raisman partnered with the women's career platform Create & Cultivate to speak out about empowerment and body positivity.
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Plus, Siriano defended a designer's right to speak out about dressing a public figure: "It's important because as designers, that's the only voice we have," he explained to Time.
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If we can just all speak out about our experiences or our loved ones experiences we can help other people who suffer with mental illness not feel so alone.
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Indeed, Michelle Obama is Clinton's anger translator: She has license to speak out about all the frustration, and even pain, that Trump's misogyny has caused Clinton and other women.
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I cannot help but say how I feel as I feel it, so I speak out about injustices and whether or not the outfit you are wearing looks good.
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Google has consistently been in the spotlight for its treatment of women and employees who speak out about discrimination, including the massive Google walkout last year over sexual misconduct.
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While Kelly did not contradict Wilson's account, he suggested her decision to speak out about the conversation "eroded a great deal" the sacrifice of men and women in uniform.
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But, that's what I have been trying to speak out about, because I feel like if we don't, then the harder it is for anyone to ever get help.
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Liv is also able to get Edison (Norm Lewis), plus her father and Jake (Scott Foley), out of the running by convincing Edison to speak out about Hollis' campaign.
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In a tear-filled interview with the "Today" show, Bode said the parents felt the need to speak out about the incident and just how common it can be.
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Inside the Florida State Capitol, Alfonso Calderon assailed the notion that, as young people, students would be unable to understand the situation well enough to speak out about it.
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Should stars forcefully speak out about the need to address the systemic problem of sexual harassment, a scourge that has been largely ignored by Hollywood for far too long?
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He was traveling in El Salvador Thursday and is expected to remain there through Friday, even as Trump travels to New York to speak out about MS-13 violence.
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But critics say Myanmar's state counselor's image as a democracy icon was sullied by her failure to speak out about the alleged mass killings and displacement of the Rohingya.
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"I think we need to figure out a way to empower them to speak out about what is important to them, which is hearing the female perspective," she says.
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Eric and Stephani have written a letter for Rosie to read when she is old enough, explaining how they came to the decision to speak out about her condition.
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He said that witnessing how CTE ravaged his teammate and friend Ken Stabler is causing him to speak out about the dangers of tackle football for children under 14.
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Meanwhile, Stormy Daniels is suing for the right to speak out about Donald Trump in spite of her nondisclosure agreement, keeping a potentially explosive story right on the brink.
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On Friday, in response to President Trump's tweet, I decided to speak out about my own experience — and I welcomed other survivors of sexual assault to do the same.
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Now her reputation is rapidly disintegrating because of her refusal to speak out about — or take meaningful steps to prevent — the military crackdown targeting the country's Rohingya Muslim minority.
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Emily: It's kind of compelling to see Fred in a situation where he's the powerless one who could speak out about something where he's more or less in the right.
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"We are still a backwards country where women who speak out about sexual abuse are accused of exaggerating," said Michela Marzano, an Italian philosopher who teaches at Paris Descartes University.
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Rapp said he had decided to speak out about his experience following the unprecedented conversation about sexual abuse and harassment in the entertainment industry that followed the Harvey Weinstein accusations.
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The sisters, who are both social media influencers, have yet to speak out about the tragedy, but previously described their adoration for their parents on Instagram and in blog posts.
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Jessica Chastain's new movie, Woman Walks Ahead, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend and the actress took the opportunity to speak out about the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Ryan Lochte appeared on ABC's Good Morning America Tuesday to speak out about his controversial Rio robbery scandal – clarifying yet again some of the misunderstandings and exaggerations surrounding the incident.
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She adds she was inspired to share her story because of her young followers on social media and after attending WE Day events where teens speak out about various issues.
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Since October 13, when Alyssa Milano first launched the hashtag so that women could speak out about their own Harvey Weinsteins, #MeToo has been used 2.5 million times on Twitter.
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At the beginning of the financial crisis, Clinton was running for president, and she did speak out about the issues the mortgage market may cause as early as March 2007.
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An explosive article detailing allegations of sexual harassment against Binary Capital's Justin Caldbeck empowered other female founders to break their silence and speak out about the predatory behavior they'd faced.
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As survivors continue to speak out about their experiences with sexual misconduct, we hope to see industries shift to better protecting and believing survivors, no matter what how they identify.
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And since Meghan started dating Harry, she hasn't hesitated to speak out about her half-sister and is even penning a tell-all book, The Diary of Princess Pushy's Sister.
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Over the past two months, women in politics have also begun to speak out about the harassment that comes with the territory of being in yet another male-dominated field.
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Jurvetson is the highest-profile VC to be ousted since women this year started to speak out about a range of abuse from male investors in Silicon Valley and beyond.
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Hayek, 51, spoke at length with good friend Ashley Judd, 49, for Town & Country about finally deciding to speak out about the disgraced movie producer, when she revealed Cruz's feelings.
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" Horowitz denied any deception and intimated the officers, like all Swedes, were under intense pressure not to speak out about their country's "open door immigration policy to the Muslim world. . . .
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In April 2628, three years after Washington first raised the issue to senators, even more AFGE whistleblowers began to speak out about waitlists at their VA hospitals and medical centers.
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At the beginning of the financial crisis, Clinton was running for president, and she did speak out about the issues the mortgage market may cause as early as March 22012.
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The sportswear giant was one of the world's first companies to create a role dedicated to fighting slavery, and uses technology to encourage workers to speak out about any abuses.
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"I remember sitting with my manager and my family and talking to them about whether or not to speak out about the issues that I was dealing with," she said.
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The revelations destroyed Weinstein's career as a producer in Hollywood and launched the #MeToo movement, in which other women began to speak out about their own experiences with sexual harassment.
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" Throughout her career, Gaga has never been afraid to speak out about various issues — she wore a meat dress to raise awareness for her speech protesting "Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
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And so that's when I decided I need to speak out about it, and other survivors started coming forward to me, and I realized this isn't just happening to me.
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Jackie Speier of California tweeted that the RFA story was "absolutely repulsive" and urged the US to "speak out about the systemized enslavement and attempted cultural obliteration" of the Uighurs.
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One by one, they speak out about what it's like to live a life that you think is for yourself, and then die as part of someone else's tragic backstory.
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"I'm heartbroken for all those children who look to see how they will be received when they finally find the courage to speak out about their sexual abuse," Safechuck said.
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Senior Republican leaders, fearing more scandals, started urging their most imperiled incumbents to speak out about the wrongdoing surrounding President Trump — even as Mr. Trump seemed to be digging in.
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In Opinion: Padma Lakshmi, the author, actress and model, writes that she was raped when she was 16 — and she explains why she didn't speak out about it until now.
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No matter who you are or what you're going through, you should not be afraid or ashamed to speak out about any type of abuse regardless who it will offend.
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In Opinion: Padma Lakshmi, the author, actress and model, writes that she was raped when she was 21970 — and she explains why she didn't speak out about it until now.
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He's in line with the Church's traditional values regarding abortion, marriage, ordination of women, and clerical celibacy, but uses Twitter to speak out about climate change and subtweet President Trump.
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Three weeks after he escaped from Japan, former Nissan Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn is relishing his newfound freedom and his ability to speak out about the Japanese justice system.
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Congress has the power to reverse these terrible policies and it's important today more than ever for Members of Congress to speak out about this discriminatory and unconscionable travel ban.
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In recent months, China's online censorship practices have had remarkable power over Western companies, as prominent figures in the US speak out about the treatment of protestors in Hong Kong.
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"I did not initially speak out about my story because I chose to handle it in private with the person who wronged me," Bennett, now 22, said in a statement.
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The red carpet is now a prime soapbox to speak out about harassment, sexism, racism, industry practices — as well as Hollywood success — and we want to continue to cover that.
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Ivanka Trump has finally decided to speak out about her father's administration's practice of separating families at the US-Mexico border — after her dad signed an executive order axing it.
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Arquette told Mashable why she chose to speak out about the issue of pay inequality after winning the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Olivia Evans in Boyhood.
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Prosecution lawyer Heidy Pineda highlighted the stigma that makes it difficult for Guatemalan women to speak out about abuse, but said that the Sepur Zarco case is evidence of changing attitudes.
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But now it's exciting, because I'm getting to meet some of these women and speak out about it, and I'm now investing, I've invested in two female-run companies, and ... Really?
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Concerns were raised after the first set of black actors to speak out about being sexually harassed did not get the same reception or justice some of the white actors received.
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"This means targeting women who are less likely to speak out about what these men have done—because they feel at fault somehow or because they will be judged," she explains.
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Why it matters: China's economic power and investments around the world aren't just increasing its global influence — they're making countries far more reticent to speak out about Beijing's abuses at home.
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Lena Dunham is the latest celebrity to speak out about Kesha's legal battle with Dr. Luke, writing in her newest Lenny newsletter that the entire ordeal has made her physically ill.
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" She continued: "I feel very strongly about the #MeToo movement and have the utmost respect and admiration for the women brave enough to come forward and speak out about their experiences.
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Lena Dunham has always been a vocal feminist, so it's not a surprise that she used her celebrity platform to speak out about International Women's Day, which is today, March 8.
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People should be able to speak out about sexual assault even if the context is complicated, without having to worry that someone's going to be an asshole about it on Twitter.
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A group of doctors and aid workers openly challenged a controversial bill which came into force last July which could jail those who speak out about center conditions without government approval.
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If he was concerned about his conversations with Trump, they note, lawmakers may ask why he did not speak out about it or report it to the Justice Department or Congress.
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Wearing red and carrying signs, these women gathered to listen to activists like Linda Sarsour and radio DJ Angie Martinez speak out about healthcare, equal pay, intersectionality, and violence against women.
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"Women deserve to have the option to do whatever they need to heal," she said in the piece, defending her decision to speak out about what has been happening to her.
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Demi Lovato is just one of many star, including Fiona Apple, Kelly Clarkson and Lady Gaga to take to social media to speak out about the situation since the court hearing.
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Body positive model Tess Holliday isn't afraid to speak out about her curvy figure and is now using her platform to model a brand new swimwear line with an inspiring message.
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While women in the US and around the world found their voices and the courage to speak out about sexual harassment and rape, the #MeToo movement never took off in Japan.
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That's why women of color need to stand up and speak out about the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court — it will have a devastating on women of color.
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Cohen paid $130,000 to Stormy Daniels in October 2016 in exchange for her promise not to speak out about Trump, a payment some say may have been an illegal campaign contribution.
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At the federal courthouse here on Saturday, students — including many of the very people who had to endure the trauma of a shooting on campus — continued to speak out about guns.
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" O'Connor continued to speak out about her decision to convert to Islam on Twitter the next day, writing in a Tweet on Saturday, "Lots saying I've changed religions more than once.
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On Monday, she was confronted on Twitter by Malala Yousafzai, a fellow peace prize laureate, who asked Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi to speak out about the plight of the Rohingya.
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Instead, we should ask why there was so much more pressure on Mr. Trump to speak out about apparent anti-Semitic threats than about other types of religious and ethnic violence.
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Do I have an ethical obligation to speak out about marriage fraud when it is used to gain U.S. citizenship, particularly if my current work is funded by the U.S. government?
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The statement added that he did not speak out about the event for years for fear of losing his scholarship to St. Kevin's College, a prestigious private Catholic school in Melbourne.
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Kim Foxx, the prosecutor who took the unusual step of asking R. Kelly's accusers to come forward, says she knows how difficult it can be to speak out about sexual abuse.
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Khloé Kardashian is the first member of the reality star family to speak out about the incident, which she discussed during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show set to air Tuesday.
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And while we don't all have that same kind of visibility, if we all work to speak out about intolerance and do what we can to raise awareness, we become a movement.
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Gosling has yet to speak out about why he started wearing George's tags around his neck, but it's clear that the bond between Gosling and his beloved terrier is a strong one.
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That if he and others can make inroads within the community, get people to speak out about crime, improve the education system and get youth to buy in, then change will come.
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He went on to say that he's heard terrible stories from female founders he knows, but that they're not willing to report it to anyone or speak out about it, Manalac said.
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The open discussion has also led both women and men to courageously speak out about their own experiences, and for Hollywood to reevaluate everything from its pay structure to the red carpet.
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Avenatti, however, told CNN that "at least 83 individuals in the last three days" have offered to pay Daniels $1 million so that she can speak out about her relationship with Trump.
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But I'd do things that none of them did, like go to parties, or speak out about girls' and women's rights, or about the fact that I didn't want an arranged marriage.
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Exactly two months after paying tribute to the victims of the London attack on Westminster, James Corden has once again had to speak out about an unspeakable attack in his home country.
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The idea that white was good and black was bad was something that had been invented, and Ali learned from Malcolm X that it was OK to speak out about these things.
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The campaign celebrates Instagram users who boldly speak out about their mental health journeys on platform, which in turn creates space for others to do the same and connect in the community.
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"If she can't speak out about abortion the way other doctors at the hospital do about what they work on, she is being treated differently and that is discrimination," Ms. Borchelt said.
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In 2007, on the eve of the Beijing Olympics, officials paid a visit to her home, warning her not to speak out about doping in China, saying it would embarrass the nation.
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"You cannot silence me or the millions of women who have gotten off the sidelines to speak out about the unfitness and shame you have brought to the Oval Office," she wrote.
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He has done so by avoiding overt references to politics in his films, despite pressure from some Tibetans abroad to speak out about what they say are increasingly repressive conditions at home.
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The midterm thrashing has emboldened some Republican lawmakers to speak out about the party's need to be more reflective of the country, especially now that there are just 13 House Republican women.
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She uses her Instagram to speak out about the lack of Asian representation in fashion and music, and to open up a dialogue about the pressures of social media with her followers.
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As former C.I.A. officers, we would like to explain why we have decided to speak out about the troubling state of our country's leadership and the dangerous implications for our national security.
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Senior party leaders even urged candidates to speak out about the wrongdoing surrounding the president to protect themselves, creating the first real rift between the White House and Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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The sisters, who are both social media influencers, have yet to speak out about the tragedy but previously have spoken of their adoration for their parents on Instagram and in blog posts.
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In Monday's episode, we published recordings of a Uighur woman who decided to speak out about her experience at a detention camp in China despite a death threat from the Chinese government.
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"You cannot silence me or the millions of women who have gotten off the sidelines to speak out about the unfitness and shame you have brought to the Oval Office," she tweeted.
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He says he wants to be placed on probation so that he has a chance "to be a benefit to society" — specifically, to speak out about the dangers of college party culture.
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Concern from DeRay and others about Macklemore's endgame in his urge for white allies to speak out about racial inequality illuminates the greatest flaw of "WPII" as a possible galvanizing force for change.
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"Or maybe they have a platform to speak out about it and help get rid of the stigma of mental illness which affects 1 in 4 people in UK per year," she said.
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The crush of Hollywood awards season has provided ample opportunity for people in the entertainment industry to speak out about current political events, and almost everyone with something to say has taken advantage.
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Luckie — who served at Facebook as a strategic partner manager for global influencers focused on underrepresented voices — is the latest high-profile departure at the company to speak out about its internal problems.
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An editorial in The 29 — a non-profit, non-partisan, education-focused news site — called on Trump to speak out about the incidents of "school bullying, intimidation and violence," that followed the election.
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Davidson has continued to speak out about his bipolar disorder, most recently in November after Grande dropped the music video for "Thank U, Next," which references the former couple's whirlwind romance and split.
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Trying to conceive is an extremely personal decision – and if Heidi and Spencer wanted the world to know they were planning to get pregnant, it's their choice when to speak out about it.
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"I hope by coming out and talking about this, other people have the courage to come out and speak out about this, whether its him or somebody else out there," Cross told Tapper.
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We respectfully urge students, parents and community members to continue to bravely speak out about the ways they have been impacted by school closures and to demand equity through quality, sustainable community schools.
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A large number of users bashed the social media platform for banning someone trying to speak out about sexual abuse, when so many other nasty trolls are left to harass whomever they want.
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"I was proud to see, finally, some of my Republican colleagues who you cover finally beginning to speak out about some of the outrageous things that are being said and done," Biden added.
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"We have to keep putting out a message, and we need to call on everybody to speak out about the fact that we run elections and we run them well here," Kaine said.
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In 2016, there's also more accountability, perhaps thanks to social media and the internet being entirely integrated into our private lives: people speak out about Photoshop fails and imagery that's been overly airbrushed.
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As consumers have begun to speak out about the safety of their food and the treatment of chickens, the industry has responded: many companies are phasing out antibiotics and/or raising chickens differently.
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Married at First Sight star Jamie Otis is continuing to speak out about the grief she and husband Doug Hehner endured earlier this year when they lost their son at four months along.
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Many farmers and agricultural groups continue to speak out about the harm the tariffs are causing them and to say that they would prefer the elimination of the tariffs to continued government aid.
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The August ruling that Apple owes Ireland more than $22019 billion in back taxes prompted lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to speak out about the need to overhaul the tax code.
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The suicide deaths of two former "Love Island" contestants, Mike Thalassitis and Sophie Gradon, in the past year have prompted fellow contestants to speak out about the show's toll on their mental health.
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As Nadra Nittle reported for The Goods, companies are taking the risk to speak out about their politics — and products — in a time in which rallies, boycotts, and public outrage make national headlines.
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As Katie Benner has reported over the last week, more women in tech are starting to speak out about the harassment they have faced from the men who control the industry's purse strings.
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The allegations have also inspired at least one woman to speak out about another man in Hollywood: On Tuesday, Hilarie Burton said Ben Affleck had groped her in 2003, when she was 21.
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It's important for men in particular to speak out about this, because it helps fight rape culture — a toxic status quo wherein the seriousness of sexual assault is minimized and victims are disbelieved.
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While some women have recounted experiences of sexual harassment as part of a #MeToo movement, in general, women are less likely to speak out about abuse compared with women in some other countries.
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While Jack made the decision to speak out about the specific situation on Wednesday, his influencer sister kept things general in a series of tweets this week that thanked her followers for their support.
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That's according to new guidance from the US Office of Special Counsel, which said this week it had been flooded with questions from employees curious about how much they can speak out about Trump.
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The men and women who say that Carroll is a liar or a crazy person or simply unreliable because she didn't speak out about this sooner are someone's brother, sister, husband and/or wife.
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Tuca and Bertie creator Lisa Hanawalt criticized Netflix's algorithm when her show got canceled, prompting other showrunners to speak out about their own concerns over how Netflix executives value a show and its audience.
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In today's political climate in which rallies, boycotts, and public outrage are constantly in the news, it may be worth the risk for companies to speak out about their politics, according to marketing experts.
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"I think Wess [Mitchell] has made it pretty clear that he will only speak out [about illiberal actions] in these countries when it's a gross violation of their own constitutions," the former official said.
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Upon arrival, however, the group was allegedly informed that their services were "not needed" but they were allowed to sit and watch the rally on the condition they didn't speak out about the mishap.
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A potential, but not perfect, solution might be to allow confidentiality provisions with one-sided opt-outs: The employer would not be able to speak out about the matter unless the employee speaks first.
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"I know there are sometimes extenuating circumstances, so for those of us that have the ability to speak out about issues, especially reproductive rights, it is on us to do so," she told Refinery29.
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"We are a family, we are sisters and we encourage domestic workers to speak out about their suffering to raise awareness," said Begonia, who arrived in Britain in 2004 to work as a maid.
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On Wednesday's Megyn Kelly Today, Henstridge said she was motivated to speak out about her own alleged experiences with sexual harassment after a slew of women accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct spanning decades.
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George Clooney has a counter-argument for those who believe celebrities shouldn't speak out about politics — that President Donald Trump and chief strategist Steve Bannon are also members of the so-called Hollywood elite.
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Bode Miller and wife Morgan are continuing to speak out about the importance of water safety almost a year after their 19-month-old daughter Emeline Grier died by accidental drowning in a pool.
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"You cannot silence me or the millions of women who have gotten off the sidelines to speak out about the unfitness and shame you have brought to the Oval Office," she wrote on Twitter.
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The dispute over the timing of the trial prompted Tilton to speak out about what she considers the fundamental unfairness of facing potentially ruinous fraud accusations in an administrative proceeding instead of federal court.
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She doubled down on her comments during a Thursday morning CNN interview, adding that she didn't mean disrespect toward Patton but felt that she had to speak out about Meadows's decision to invite her.
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Uma Thurman has finally come forward to speak out about her alleged experience with disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, accusing him of trying to force himself on her and exposing himself in hotel rooms.
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The NRA famously refused to speak out about the 2017 death of Philando Castile, a black gun owner who was shot to death by police (on Twitter, NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch defended the police).
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While competing in the Miss World circuit in 2015, she won the title for the state of Massachusetts, and used that platform to speak out about her status as a survivor of sexual assault.
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CP: Well, I think that it's really been interesting to see, just in the past two months, after I finalized the book manuscript, how many tech insiders have started to speak out about this.
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At the end of the day, it is much safer for a male artist to speak out about an issue like sexual assault, and that is a privilege that should be taken advantage of.
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And though the White House has been slow to speak out about what's happening there, Wall Street Journal White House reporter Vivian Salama says the protests are intertwined with the US-China trade talks.
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It is extremely rare for judges to speak out about pending cases or controversies, but a handful, including Chief Justice John Roberts, have pushed back in the past regarding the President's criticism of judges.
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Academy Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o on Thursday detailed her past encounters with Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, calling attention to the producer's "rampant predatory behavior" and urging others to speak out about their experiences.
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During her interview on "60 Minutes," Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, told Anderson Cooper she had been threatened not to speak out about the alleged affair she had with Trump in 2006.
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Would you want the President of the United States mocking him or her solely because what they believe is different than what he believes, and they have the audacity to speak out about it?
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Emma Stone has become the latest woman in Hollywood to speak out about gender pay inequality, saying that some of her male co-stars have taken cuts to level the gap between their wages.
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Bush have continued to speak out about Afghan women over the years, but Ms. Smeal said the absence of women's rights from the talks' agenda so far has infused a new sense of urgency.
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Although the Soldiers of Odin are not responsible for these events, Muslim communities speak out about the racist climate that they say is feeding interest in organizations that seem to promote a nationalist agenda.
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" The 13 Reasons Why producer told PEOPLE Now that "when someone has a desire to speak out about something by using a word so hateful," instead of taking the comment to heart, "we ignore it.
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The widow of a Kentucky state lawmaker who fatally shot himself earlier this week not long after being publicly accused of molesting a 17-year-old girl continues to speak out about her husband's death.
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Harteau had been under growing pressure to speak out about Officer Mohamed Noor's shooting of Damond, with some questioning why she wouldn't cut her vacation short in order to address the investigation, CBS Minnesota reports.
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Where it stands: Kerry — who was the chief architect of the 2015 Paris climate agreement that Trump vowed to withdraw America from — told Axios this week he will continue to speak out about Trump's actions.
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"Dear Matt Damon, It's the micro that makes the macro," the actress, who roused thousands of women to speak out about their experiences of sexual harassment and assault, began her series of tweets on Friday.
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Corbyn has been under pressure at home to speak out about the situation in the South American nation amid international criticism of Maduro who once described the British politician as "a great friend of Venezuela".
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Read these stories next: LGBTQ Actors Used The GLSEN Awards To Speak Out About Sexual Harassment Why Queer People Are So Angry About Kevin Spacey's Coming Out Why LGBTQ Pride Deserves More Than One Month
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Related Video: Watch Elizabeth Thomas' Father Speak Out About Her Alleged Kidnapping Jill said on Inside Edition that she confronted her husband about the allegations he filled a prescription for Cialis while he was gone.
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" Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro became the first Democratic presidential candidate to speak out about the governor, saying, "This governor can no longer be effective and I believe he should resign.
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Jimmy Bennett, the former child actor who accused Asia Argento of sexual assault, has released a statement explaining why he didn't initially speak out about the alleged abuse when it reportedly happened five years ago.
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Jimmy Kimmel's willingness to be open about his son Billy's heart condition — and the two successful surgeries his child has undergone — inspired Jaime King to speak out about her son Leo Thames' own harrowing journey.
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I think that a lot of people are going to see what she's been through and speak out about how they've been sexually abused and maybe they'll come out and see how brave she was.
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While some women have recounted experiences of sexual harassment as part of a #MeToo movement, in general, women are less likely to speak out about abuse compared with women in some other countries, activists say.
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Marina Rinaldi's mission is to create different role models in the fashion industry and cater to curvy and plus-size figures — a sentiment the 28-year-old model hasn't been afraid to speak out about.
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The major health complications that Serena Williams battled after giving birth to her now-5-month-old daughter Alexis Olympia has inspired the tennis champion to speak out about the importance of affordable health care.
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"What we have to do, those of us who have had office and those of us that have not, speak out about the fact that this is not the America that we know," she said.
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The employee anger over the payouts has also pushed Google's work force to speak out about a wide range of issues, including the company's policies toward contract workers and doing more to fight climate change.
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And the more people like Green speak out about their plans to push impeachment, the easier it becomes for Republicans to use that threat as a motivator to their own less-than-motivated base voters.
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So I didn't speak out about doping much at all, and I didn't read up on it much at all during the bulk of my career because I wanted to pretend like it doesn't exist.
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Williams had previously revealed some of the complications she had after giving birth but offered more details about an experience that has since inspired her to speak out about the importance of affordable child care.
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Franken replacement (CNBC) A new accuser has come forward to speak out about Kevin Spacey, alleging the American actor groped him under a table at a Nobel Peace Prize concert in Oslo 10 years ago.
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Storm considers the protests a "healthy sign" that the country's authoritarian legacy has waned because they show that people dare to speak out about their frustrations -- just as they do in the West, sometimes violently.
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After The Washington Post reported other cases of underage women also facing unwanted sexual advances from Moore, Nelson said she was inspired to speak out about an experience she would've otherwise taken to the grave.
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Klobuchar's hate crimes plan arrives as a number of candidates speak out about the importance of fighting racism and white supremacy as the number of reported hate crimes have continued to increase annually since 2014.
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Their names are Rebecca Cummings and Allison Cassidy, and they said they agreed to be named now to bolster the credibility of their allegations and to inspire other women to speak out about workplace harassment.
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Given the remarkable scope of the years of abuse, several days of court have been set aside for victims or their parents to speak out about Nassar -- and the systems of power that protected him.
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"The easy answer is that if it's not related to their job functions, you can't tell people you can't speak out about things not related to your official duties," the former White House lawyer added.
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I'm very concerned about it and I think all of us in the multilateral system have to really speak out about how important it is to continue the process of global integration, of trading with others.
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Kim Kardashian is the latest celebrity to speak out about the college admissions scandal — you know, the one where Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman are accused of bribing and lying to get their kids into college.
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But there's no reason to think that the many people coming forward to speak out about sexual misconduct can't handle a conversation about a variety of kinds of sexual misconduct — and a variety of possible remedies.
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He said an activist whom he declined to identify invited him to a New Hampshire "grassroots meet-and-greet" event after hearing Ryan speak out about General Motors' decision to idle a factory in his district.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As India's #Metoo movement gains ground, campaigners hope sex trafficking survivors will feel more empowered to speak out about their experiences, which could raise awareness of the crime and help convict perpetrators.
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Forget the Grammys, R. Kelly should be up for an Oscar after his over-the-top performance during Gayle King's interview ... so says one of the first women to speak out about Kelly's alleged sexual abuse.
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"If NBCUniversal is truly committed to letting survivors and employees speak out about sexual harassment at the network, it should simply release them from their non-disclosure agreements," Tchen wrote in a statement posted on Twitter.
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Khloé was the first member of the reality star family to speak out about the robbery, in which Kim was reportedly held at gunpoint, during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that aired last week.
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In the wake of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's testimony accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her and the reactions to her allegations, many women have been inspired speak out about their own experiences.
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Looking back at his career, words, actions, and the way he's curated them all, Kanye has always represented himself as a chronically curious person who hates being told what he can or can't speak out about.
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While their critics say they are merely applying appropriate skepticism to unproven allegations, their supporters say that the hostile reaction reveals just how difficult it is for women in the region to speak out about abuse.
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The now-viral hashtag #ChurchToo started trending on Twitter Tuesday, after writer Hannah Paasch and spoken word poet Emily Joy shared their stories and invited others to also speak out about sexual assault in religious communities.
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Ms. Bubits said she and her mother wanted to speak out about what had happened to emphasize that despite the problems many Austrians want to help refugees and make a place for them in their country.
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"You cannot silence me or the millions of women who have gotten off the sidelines to speak out about the unfitness and shame you have brought to the Oval Office," Gillibrand replied to the president's tweet.
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Allegations of systematic sexual harassment and assault that surfaced against movie producer Harvey Weinstein earlier this year galvanized women to speak out about instances of sexual harassment in the media, government and workplaces across the country.
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Since the 70-year-old attorney general insists on pursuing what many criminal justice experts see as regressive , now's an important time to speak out about the financial burden of these unfair and ineffective drug laws.
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Bornstein said he finally decided to speak out about the fallout from the Propecia confession and the surprise February 2017 visit after allegations about Ronny Jackson surfaced, including that he overprescribed or inappropriately handed out drugs.
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"I don't want to use diagnoses as epithets, but if I have real concern about a possible public risk, and I really feel compelled to speak out about it, I'm going to do that," she says.
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In the meantime, I imagine writers will continue robustly to exploit the enormous American freedom that exists to write what they please, to speak out about the political situation, or to organize as they see fit.
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Speaking at the AllBright's FoundHER Festival in London this month, Miller talked about the threats she's received following her involvement in the Brexit process and why it's important to speak out about what you believe in.
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Weinstein's fall from his powerful role in the movie industry served as one of the key catalysts that kicked off the "Me Too" movement, which encouraged women to speak out about their experiences of sexual harassment.
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In the months that followed, I began to speak out about pay equality—everywhere from a dinner at the Los Angeles home of actress Patricia Arquette to an innovation summit in Tokyo to the White House.
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It also made it clear that Mr. Huckabee, Bill Clinton's successor in Arkansas, was ready and willing to speak out about the perceived sins of the Clintons, with devastating effect in areas where it counted most.
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Romney is overwhelmingly popular in a conservative state where Trump is not beloved, a status that gives Romney leverage to buck the president or at least speak out about rules and procedures of a Senate trial.
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The Hollywood Reporter published a piece on Wednesday delving into the workplace culture at "The Affair" and the alleged treatment of its stars, claiming Wilson could not speak out about the situation due to an NDA.
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Allegations of systematic sexual harassment and assault that surfaced against movie producer Harvey Weinstein earlier this year galvanized women to speak out about instances of sexual harassment in the media, government and workplaces across the country.
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And as the debate around harassment and consent encourages more and more people to speak out about what they expect from nightlife venues, organizers will come under more pressure to adapt, says Jafari of Caravane Gitane.
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"Close to the Knives," by David Wojnarowicz This stage of his work is from a place of desperation and an itching demand to speak out about living with H.I.V./AIDS, and trying to survive a hopeless situation.
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Last week, the woman told national broadcaster KBS News she hoped the church can change for the better and South Korean society can build an environment for victims to speak out about their experiences of sexual abuse.
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Can you tell me about that non-prosecution agreement, how that was set up, and why it was so bad for the people who wanted to be able to speak out about what happened Epstein allegedly did?
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The decision to speak out about his illness marks a significant change in attitude for Muñoz, who, when first diagnosed, kept the news a secret from many people – including his parents, both of whom are cancer survivors.
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"I did not initially speak out about my story because I chose to handle it in private with the person who wronged me," reads the statement, released to PEOPLE on Wednesday by Bennett's lawyer Gordon K. Sattro.
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The ad comes at a time when more people in Hollywood are using their fame to as a platform to speak out about gender issues -- from equal pay to sexual harassment and typecasting, to name a few.
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Media commentators and academics argue Australia's tough defamation laws make it difficult for people in the country to speak out about allegations of sexual misconduct by public figures in the same way they have in other jurisdictions.
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During a panel for Mental Health Awareness Day on May 4, Schmitt recalled when Phelps was able to help her speak out about her depression and seek help after her younger cousin died by suicide last year.
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Now, as these brave voices who were willing to speak out about unspeakable horror accept their Nobel Peace Prizes on Monday, it is up to the world to do more than nod its head before moving on.
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Hearing victims speak out about these men's aggression, manipulations, and perversion of power — and hearing others who wield comparable power openly criticize them on national stages (what's up, John Oliver!) — gives me hope that things are changing.
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The eighth vignette, titled "Credible Women," serves as a tribute to all of the women who have yet to speak out about their experiences with sexual abuse and the complicated feelings they might have about staying silent.
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Last year, dozens of women stepped forward to tell their stories of being sexually assaulted by Bill Cosby, empowering other women to speak out about their own experiences, rather than remain silent for fear of being discredited.
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He has been criticized for being slow to speak out about the attack, especially after he swore that something like this would never happen again after a similar kidnapping in 2014 of nearly 300 schoolgirls from Chibok.
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Far too often, women are disbelieved and undermined when they attempt to report their own sexual assaults, and are routinely ridiculed and harassed when they speak out about their own experiences with sexism and misogyny in general.
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I would probably have taken what Mr. Moore did to me to my grave, had it not been for the courage of four other women that were willing to speak out about their experiences with Mr. Moore.
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" Mr. Durant, in a statement on Saturday, wrote that he made "Scaffold" to speak out about "the racial dimension of the criminal justice system in the United States, ranging from lynchings to mass incarceration to capital punishment.
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" McEldowney told CNN she believes Pompeo is "derelict in his duty for refusing to speak out about diplomats who are loyally and faithfully and professionally carrying out their responsibilities and who are being slandered by political attacks.
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Taylor, an African-American woman from Alabama, was raped by a group of white men in the 1940s, and her decision to speak out about what happened despite death threats made her a towering civil rights figure.
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If the agency gives the local community the chance to speak out about a project and then candidly acknowledges the harms it will do, NEPA does not stop the agency from going ahead with the project anyway.
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As more and more women come forward to say that through the coverage of this case, they've realized they're not alone—and people within the adult industry continue to speak out about how this is not normal.
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James — LBJ, Bron, the King — has used the platform afforded him as the best player in the NBA at a time of unprecedented popularity for the league to speak out about racial injustice and other political issues.
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"That's not the foundation of the Marine Corps and the fact that it has always been common practice and women are scared to speak out about sexual harassment, sexual assault or domestic violence is the issue," she wrote.
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But while rights groups and the United Nations have been willing to speak out about what is unfolding in Myanmar, one voice has been largely absent from the conversation: Nobel laureate and democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Though Chyna has yet to speak out about how the media might be affecting how she's planning her weight loss goals, I wouldn't be surprised if someone as in the spotlight as Rob Kardashian's fiancée felt the pressure.
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The settlements totaled to about $13 million, the Times reported, and the women who signed them had to agree not to pursue legal action or speak out about their experiences of being sexually harassed or witnessing inappropriate behavior.
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People so often cheer for actresses like Jennifer Lawrence and Natalie Portman when they speak out about pay inequality, so why is it that so many fans are upset with Pompeo for fighting for her own salary increase?
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With many questions left behind, his fiancée Shayanna Hernandez, defense attorney Jose Baez, friends, former teammates and detectives speak out about the dual life and downfall of Hernandez in a new docu-series on Oxygen, Aaron Hernandez Uncovered.
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In the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands today, Josephson's grieving parents, Marci, 54, and Seymour Josephson, 53, speak out about their beloved daughter and the measures they're taking to help ensure her death was not in vain.
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"Only by sticking together, we were able to find the strength to speak out about the gross violations that we saw at work," Ian Brodie, a former Wellness employee, said in a statement after the settlement was reached.
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Among the losses are Luis Alvarez, a retired police detective who continued to speak out about the grave health issues facing him and others even as he underwent dozens and dozens of rounds of chemotherapy for colorectal cancer.
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Trump's perception among women voters suffered in the polls as a result—and the most recent remarks have caused several prominent GOP elites to speak out about Trump's degrading statements and revoke their endorsements of the nominee altogether.
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But some also are beginning to speak out about how allowing Pelosi to remain in charge of the caucus could reduce the size of a Democratic wave in November or worse, imperil their ability to win the majority.
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Christopher Wylie, the whistleblower behind the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica scandal, said Tuesday that the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president in 2016 made him speak out about the practices being employed by the political data firm.
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And anything that places that sport and the integrity of that sport in jeopardy is something that they feel very passionate about, and it's something that they need to speak out about as leading voices in the sport.
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I am awed by people like Dilbar, Hasina and Shafika with the physical and mental strength to escape through the mountains and then the moral strength to speak out about sexual violence meant to humiliate them into silence.
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Japan: A Tokyo court sided with the journalist Shiori Ito — a feminist icon in a country where few women speak out about sexual assault — in a landmark case against a television journalist she had accused of raping her.
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And we need Americans who immigrated to this country, either first generation or second or more, to speak out about what this country meant to them or their ancestors, and why they decided to work and live here.
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As the scandals at Fox have demonstrated, women are often reluctant to speak out about sexual harassment, for fear of retaliation and in the misplaced hope that they can preserve their jobs by avoiding or defusing the situation.
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As workers, victims, and advocates continue to speak out about injustices in our society and the workplace, we will continue to look inward to see how we can better embody the values we aspire to: transparency, respect, and fairness.
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The African Union, too, has been far too accommodating of the Sudanese regime: Its Peace and Security Council needs to speak out about the military action in Jebel Marra and enforce a continentwide travel ban on the officials responsible.
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Martha Dolak, 31, has decided to speak out about the harrowing ordeal in order to raise awareness for those suffering from domestic abuse, as the man holding her hostage was her abusive boyfriend of 18 months, The Sun reports.
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Ashley Judd was one of the first actresses to come forward and speak out about the alleged sexual harassment she received at the hands of disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein — helping inspire over 50 women to do the same.
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Brennan no longer has control of 83chan, which has been run by Jim Watkins, a U.S. Army veteran, out of the Philippines since 2015, but said he now feels that he must speak out about what it has become.
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Wittes says he decided to speak out about discussions he had with Comey about his contact with Trump because of one recent report of Trump's request for a pledge of loyalty at a dinner shortly after he took office.
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"We call upon the Colombian state and the relevant authorities to speak out about the systematic assassinations... and to take measures so that a political genocide like that of the Patriotic Union is not repeated," the FARC statement said.
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Dobrev has yet to speak out about her stint in the hospital and it is not immediately clear why she required treatment in the E.R. A rep for the actress did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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"I would probably have taken what Mr. Moore did to me to my grave had it not been for the courage of four other women that were willing to speak out about their experiences with Mr. Moore," Nelson said.
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Opinion On Wednesday, 2012 Olympic gold medalist McKayla Maroney became the latest and most decorated American gymnast to speak out about being sexually abused by Larry Nassar, who served as the USA Gymnastics women's team doctor for two decades.
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Sexism has for decades been rife in French political circles, though only in the past few years have women politicians, journalists and businesswomen felt more emboldened to speak out about harassment in the upper echelons of power and beyond.
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She joined the Northampton Association of Education and Industry -- an abolitionist and suffragist organization -- in 1844, where she met activists including William Lloyd Garrison and Frederick Douglass, who encouraged her to speak out about the suffering she had endured.
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Lots of people feel a very real need to speak out about these atrocities and fight fear, but don't know how — and if wearing a safety pin helps them start to do so, we shouldn't condemn them for it.
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But Kendall does deserve credit for being one of the few celebs to speak out about her acne on national TV. No matter how big or small a breakout, it can cause serious anxiety, especially when you're in the spotlight.
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Like many women, my life has been riddled with experiences of sexual misconduct by teachers, doctors, bosses and more," she writes, later adding: "I didn't speak out about Trump at the time because I was afraid he'd ruin my career.
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DETROIT — A Republican candidate for Michigan governor isn't backing down from unfounded claims one of his Democratic opponents has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood — and he's insisting members of his own party are encouraging him to speak out about it.
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"For the past several weeks we have watched and listened with sadness as we have learned of the actors, models and other individuals who have come forward to speak out about the gender based violence they've experienced," the farmworkers wrote.
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After nearly losing her baby, new mom Ayla Heller, 19, decided to speak out about exactly what happened in the hopes that it could help someone else who may one day doubt their gut feeling that something is wrong, Today reports.
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When news broke that a Liberal minister was embroiled in a harassment scandal, the Labor party was eager to speak out about the issue but remained largely silent about the fact Jamie Clements, its own senior party official, also stood accused.
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At least six former Fox News employees are calling on their old network to release them from nondisclosure agreements in order to allow them to speak out about potential sexual misconduct during their time at the company, Vanity Fair reports.
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The 50-year-old investor is also the highest-profile venture capitalist to be ousted from his lofty position since women this year started to speak out about a range of abuse from male investors in Silicon Valley and beyond.
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"At this point, physicians are really trying to speak out about their own observations and let everyone know it isn't just climate scientists," the consortium's director Mona Sarfaty, who is also a George Mason University professor, told The Huffington Post.
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But Dalio said it is his own experience as a self-made entrepreneur that pushed him to speak out about the dangers of capitalism run amok — a version of the American dream he doesn't believe is available to most people anymore.
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Trump also reportedly brought up Biden's political aspirations during a phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping in June, and told his Chinese counterpart that he would not speak out about the ongoing Hong Kong protests during US-China trade talks.
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He was exonerated completely this month after two panel hearings but, in one of his first interviews since being cleared, said the U.N. urgently needed to address concerns that staff fear losing their jobs if they speak out about sex abuse.
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A renewed focus on the sensitive issue comes as some Capitol Hill staffers are starting to speak out about what has for so many decades been a taboo subject in Washington, helping to paint an anecdotal picture of the problem.
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Without naming any politicians, Swift criticized leaders for "invoking racism and provoking fear through thinly veiled messaging," and said she now realizes it is her "responsibility" to use her status as a celebrity to speak out about issues close to her.
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"It's not so much about a celebrity effect," he said, adding that when celebrities speak out about health-related issues, it may resonate because they are speaking as humans with just as much vulnerability to health impacts as anyone else.
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The polling is mixed among GOP women about Judge Kavanaugh in the wake of the Christine Blasey Ford hearings, but I personally was incredibly motivated to speak out about the unfair way that Democrats exploited the #MeToo movement for political points.
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In recent years, Lewinsky began to publicly speak out about her relationship with the President, especially how her view of it changed during the #MeToo movement and how she struggled for years to fight her life being defined by the affair.
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LONDON — It took one man 32 years to speak out about the time he was raped by a group of older boys at his high school in Britain, and three more years before he reported the attack to the police.
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"Why somebody would confidently go on the offensive against someone brave enough to speak out about having been sexually abused is completely beyond me," Julie Klausner, the creator and star of the Hulu comedy series "Difficult People," said in an interview.
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As Lin, 30, has grown comfortable with his outsize influence and responsibility, we have watched him speak out about racial stereotypes and call out the comedian Chris Rock for making Asian jokes as the host of the Oscars in 2016.
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Ms. Murphy, now a professor at the University of California Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco, said in an email that power dynamics in the legal community make it "very challenging" to speak out about a sitting judge.
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It wasn't until 2013, in the wake of the rape conviction of two high school athletes in Steubenville, Ohio, that I finally felt secure enough to speak out about what happened to me in an Op-Ed in this paper.
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He has remained in Europe ever since, fighting off extradition requests from the US. Monnier said she wanted to speak out about the allegation now because Polanski's latest film, J'Accuse (An Officer and a Spy), hits theaters in France next week.
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Christopher Wylie, the whistleblower in the scandal, told U.K. lawmakers on Tuesday that the election of Donald Trump prompted him speak out about the practices being employed by Cambridge Analytica, the political firm that worked on the Trump presidential campaign.
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Some artists have begun to speak out about gun violence, but "there's not going to be a corporate radio artist singing about gun control," Nashville singer-songwriter Will Hoge, the author of a protest song supporting gun control, told Rolling Stone in 2017.
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Hopefully, men will begin to follow Pathak's lead and use the opportunity to speak out about the times they engaged in sexual misconduct, witnessed harassment or assault and stood by idly, or laughed along when another man joked about violating a woman.
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The problem for him stems, in no small part, from the fact that as women speak out about sexual assault in record numbers and once-beloved male icons like Bill Cosby are (possibly) brought to justice, social mores appear to be changing.
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The move also signaled the growing significance of the Afro-Cuban movement, marked in the past 20 years by artists, hip-hop musicians and intellectuals who are more willing to speak out about the problems affecting black people on the island, experts said.
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" 10:27 AM PT -- James Safechuck has come out strong against Chappelle too, adding, "I'm heartbroken for all those children who look to see how they will be received when they finally find the courage to speak out about their sexual abuse.
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For example, an individual who relies on their queer network for work or housing might not speak out about being sexually assaulted by a prominent, influential member of that group for fear of being ostracized and, therefore, losing access to those vital resources.
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YC co-founding partner Jessica Livingston kicked off her opening remarks by thanking "the women who've recently come forward, so bravely, on the record, to speak out about the sexual harassment they've faced," she said, which was followed by a roaring applause.
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While details of Trump's plan to defeat ISIS are still unknown, the level of military expansion he called for during his campaign led defense experts to speak out about its expense and also point out why his plan doesn't need to be secret.
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"Five Beauty Queens Walk Into a Bar" takes a somewhat lighthearted view of Dixon's experience, as Dixon chats during the 2016 presidential campaign with four other former Miss USA contestants who are trying to decide whether they should speak out about Trump too.
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Many men, including many powerful men with public platforms, have been forced to acknowledge the ubiquity of abuse of power; many women now feel newly empowered to speak out about their experiences, and are now, sometimes, even succeeding in holding their abusers accountable.
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Employees used the moment to speak out about their own experiences with sexual harassment in the workplace and pressured Google to end the practice of forced arbitration in cases of harassment and discrimination, which prevents employees from taking those claims to court.
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I think about young girls today – I don't want my future daughter – or your daughter – or any person to be afraid that they will be punished if they speak out about being abused, especially if their abuser is in a position of power.
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Cameron's costar from the "Descendants 2" and "3" films, China McClain, 20, is the latest celeb to speak out about her friend's death in a series of tearful video clips she posted to Instagram and her heartbreak and disbelief are reflected in them.
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Gillibrand, who was the first senator to call for Franken's resignation, told an audience in Sioux City, Iowa that Franken's decision to resign was his own and that she believed she had a responsibility to speak out about the allegations, according to CNN.
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Orioles veteran centerfielder Adam Jones is one of the few players to consistently speak out about issues of race, from talking about Freddie Gray's death in 2015 to calling out fans who shouted the N-word at him in Fenway Park last season.
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More delicately, advisers were privately urging Mr. Trump, who has been accused of sexual harassment by more than a dozen women, not to speak out about the allegations against Judge Kavanaugh on Twitter for fear that he would only inflame the situation.
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Mr. Crews's decision to speak out about the alleged assault was welcomed by many who said it showed that even a famous actor and former professional football player could be attacked and experience the same dizzying range of emotions that other victims face.
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"Yes, of course I've had a 'me too' moment, but nobody cared about that," Conway said when asked about her personal connection to the feminist movement that has seen a wave of women speak out about acts of sexual impropriety by powerful men.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman on Monday said it was up to individual firms to decide if they wanted to speak out about Brexit, but that the government was confident of securing an EU exit deal that businesses can get behind.
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His parents, Fred and Cindy Warmbier, recently filed a lawsuit in the United States accusing North Korea of kidnapping and fatally torturing their son, and last week they appeared at the United Nations to speak out about human rights abuses in North Korea.
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And while we don't all have that same kind of visibility, if we all work to speak out about intolerance, and we do what we can to raise awareness, then we become a movement, and that's what becomes a force for change.
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When reached for comment, a spokesperson for MacMillan told us: We are very disappointed that the government has chosen to sue Edward Snowden for telling the deeply personal story about his decision to speak out about our government's unprecedented system of mass surveillance.
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The United States says it is determined to speak out about human rights abuses in China, re-balance what it sees as a mismatched trade relationship and stop potential national security threats with restrictions on Chinese companies such as tech giant Huawei.
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Trump has reportedly fumed privately about negative media attention and criticism from Democrats who he thought would welcome Comey's dismissal after he took the extraordinarily unusual step to speak out about the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's email days before the election.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani film about a rape victim who fights to bring her politically powerful attacker to justice has rankled Pakistan's censors but emboldened women to speak out about sexual assault in a country where the discussion of such topics is discouraged.
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"We hope that Italy will consistently and clearly speak out about its position (on improving ties) and battle for what was said in public many times, namely for the complete return to normal relations between Russia and Europe as a whole," he said.
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A National Force soldier keeps watch as runners pass anti-impeachment protestors in the Women's Marathon The next day, protestors took to the streets to speak out about "rape culture" in Brazil and some sexual attacks that have allegedly taken place in the Olympic Village.
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If Facebook and other companies want to become a bank, they must seek a new Banking Charter and become subject to all Banking Regulations, just like other Banks, both National... It's not clear why Trump chose today of all days to speak out about crypto.
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You can decide what takes its place, but whatever it is, it will reflect a work environment in which everybody feels comfortable offering up their ideas, and also one in which nobody feels afraid to speak out about any conduct they feel is disrespectful.
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"If NBC Universal is truly committed to letting survivors and employees to speak out about sexual harassment at the network, it should simply release them from their non-disclosure agreements," rather than placing the burden on them, the group's incoming CEO Tina Tchen said.
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Takei, who recently penned a powerful essay for the Washington Post about being forced into a Japanese-American internment camp at age 5, says it's his "responsibility" to speak out about the experience, especially amid concern over President-elect Donald Trump's proposed Muslim ban.
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"I think about young girls today – I don't want my future daughter – or your daughter – or any person to be afraid that they will be punished if they speak out about being abused, especially if their abuser is in a position of power," she added.
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Since Weinstein&aposs outing in October as an alleged sexual predator, sparked by the growing #MeToo movement, the door is open for women to speak out about the misconduct of powerful men in show business who they accuse of similar sexual harassment or misconduct.
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Google's treatment of TVCs has come under increased scrutiny by the company's full-time employees (FTEs) amid a nascent labor movement at the company, which has seen workers speak out about both their own working conditions and the morality of the work they perform.
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Winfrey is the latest star to speak out about the firestorm surrounding Weinstein, which was sparked last week after eight women — including actress Ashley Judd — spoke out against the mega producer in a New York Times report, accusing him of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior.
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On a Tuesday morning in July, when men on her team began to joke that an office intruder was coming to rape everybody, Danielle decided to speak out about what she described as the "very toxic atmosphere" created by jokes about violent sexual assault.
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ON THE morning of March 5th Ahn Hee-jung, then still the governor of South Chungcheong, one of South Korea's richest provinces, made a speech in support of the country's "#MeToo" movement, which, as elsewhere, has encouraged women to speak out about sexual harassment.
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The parents of a University of Virginia student who died after apparently being brutalized in North Korean custody for more than a year said Friday they were compelled to speak out about President Donald Trump's defense of the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
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"The fact that these women are starting to speak out about the gross misconduct of one of our most important and well regarded film producers, is incredibly brave and has been deeply shocking to hear," Winslet said on Monday in a statement to Variety.
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Besides, the politicized news media on parts of cable television and the Internet offers a permanent platform for conservatives to continue to speak out about the disasters they believe have happened since 2009, while much of the electorate is polarized and unwilling to budge.
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"There was a community of non-celebrity tech leaders who wanted to use their collective voice, people who are not used to speaking about politics, and they wanted to speak out about how a Trump presidency would be poison for innovation," the signee said.
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It's the first jewelry brand of Tiffany's scale to speak out about climate change, in addition to other industry names that have continued working toward a more eco-friendly production process that's less harmful to the environment, such as H&M, Levi's, and Patagonia.
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In an interview with the Jerusalem Post published on Wednesday, Dermer called Netanyahu's Congress speech the highlight of his time in Washington, saying the prime minister had "fulfilled a fundamental moral obligation to speak out about a potential threat to the survival of our country".
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We've seen the added impetus to speak out about politics go awry, whether in Lil Wayne's surprising inability to see racism and understand Black Lives Matter or when RZA suggested earlier this year that dressing better would absolve black youth from interaction with police.
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" Gray told VICE she chose to waive her publication ban because "I realized very early on if I didn't remove that publication ban there was no way for me to speak out about the abuse that I was experiencing, through university, through the legal system.
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As more tech insiders speak out about the culture of the Valley, things are changing — not just for women, but for people of color and people of different social classes who are affected by the goings on in Redmond, Menlo Park, Mountain View and Cupertino.
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Maya Wang, a Hong Kong-based researcher for Human Rights Watch who is not related to Mr. Wang, urged the United States to speak out about his case, saying that the nature of his entry into China should not prevent Washington from doing so.
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The report says that Comey acted inappropriately in his decision to speak out about Clinton email investigation despite not bringing charges -- among other things -- but that he did not do so with the express goal of influencing the 2016 election one way or another.
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"Singapore promotes itself as a modern nation and a good place to do business, but people in a country that calls itself a democracy shouldn't be afraid to criticize their government or speak out about political issues," the group's Deputy Asia Director Phil Robertson said.
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Idris Elba is addressing parliament about the lack of opportunities for black actors in the UK, Spike Lee and Jada Pinkett Smith are boycotting awards ceremonies that don't recognize black performers enough, and Rihanna uses her cover story interviews to speak out about racial profiling.
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He pleaded guilty to assaulting seven women and girls, and was sentenced to 175 years in prison in January, the culmination of a horrifying scandal that saw renowned gymnasts Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas, and McKayla Maroney speak out about their abuse at Nassar's hands.
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More than half of the survey's respondents say that sexism and gender issues have become more important since the election, and 39 percent say they are more likely to speak out about these issues, with Democratic women being the most likely to do so.
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"I've always been very passionate about the issue of gun control in general, but I never felt a need to speak out about it because I never felt like there was anything I could do about it," said Melanie Weber, a junior at MSD.
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Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi said on Thursday her government was doing its best to protect everyone, but she has drawn criticism for failing to speak out about the violence and the Muslim minority, including calls to revoke her 1991 Nobel Peace Prize.
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"You cannot silence me or the millions of women who have gotten off the sidelines to speak out about the unfitness and shame you have brought to the Oval Office," Gillibrand, who a day earlier had said Trump should resign from office, wrote on Twitter.
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The statement from Turkey, which is home to a large community of Chinese Uighurs, came as a surprise to members of the Uighur diaspora, many of whom have been pressuring the governments of predominantly Muslim countries to speak out about China's crackdown on Muslim communities.
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Amash's decision to speak out about Trump after U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report in May on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election drew the president's fury and a prompt Republican primary challenge for the district in Michigan that he has represented since 2011.
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Perhaps most jarring is the fact that 21 percent of women reported that when they did speak out about the sexual abuse that they had suffered, they faced negative consequences from their employers such as having hours cut, being transferred, or even getting fired.
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Judd, who was the first celebrity to speak on the record in The New York Times report that accused producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct, shared her powerful story — of finding the courage to publicly speak out about the producer's actions — with her friend Dr. Ted Klontz.
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Russell was signed to a modeling agency at 16, and has long used her public profile to speak out about causes and ideas she believes in, from challenging perception and privilege in a famous TED Talk to raising awareness about climate change with her Inconvenient Handbag project.
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Beyond restoring my motherhood — I have a nine-year-old daughter named Krishna — he taught me to open my mouth, he taught me to use my voice, he encouraged me to speak out about an issue that is incredibly personal and not easy to talk about.
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And while Cook may speak out about the Trump-backed policies he disagrees with, in continuing to appear with him and joke with him when it's good for business, he's also implying that as long as Apple is making money, the rest of it is okay.
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" Winslet had a very different take on Harvey Weinstein this week: "The fact that these women are starting to speak out about the gross misconduct of one of our most important and well regarded film producers, is incredibly brave and has been deeply shocking to hear.
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During an interview with the BBC Radio 5 Live's Afternoon Edition on Thursday, the 77-year-old "It's Not Unusual" singer reflected on the allegations surrounding Weinstein — which have spurred a movement of victims across the globe to speak out about their own sexual assaults and harassment.
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We can't fact-check a claim so vague as "the farmers are happy," but many farmers and agricultural groups continue to speak out about the harm the tariffs are causing them and to say that they would prefer the elimination of the tariffs to continued government aid.
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According to RAINN, many men who speak out about their experiences can face additional feelings of shame and doubt—that they should have been able to fight off their attackers, that their assault is an affront to their perceived masculinity—due to our societal expectations of gender.
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The kidnapping survivor — who, since her 2002 abduction and subsequent 2003 rescue, has written a memoir about her experiences and today continues to speak out about the importance of child safety — has spoken in the past about how important it is to her to become a parent.
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Read more: Amazon warehouse employees speak out about the 'brutal' reality of working during the holidays, when 60-hour weeks are mandatory and ambulance calls are commonBut there is a human element to this story, which gives Bezos' remark in that early job ad a darker sheen.
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"When these complaints come and he pretends now that he had no knowledge of it, that's betrayal in the highest level," said Vazquez, now a public school teacher, who added that the continued denials played a role in prompting him to speak out about his experience.
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And after the #MeToo movement rallied women across the US to speak out about their own experiences with sexual harassment and abuse, she's hoping that more people will be emboldened to participate and that the platform can function as an archive to help capture this watershed moment.
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The colonel then "ordered me to sit beside him," and though he was her commanding officer, he "tried to touch me and patted my leg," said Lieutenant Sikal, who is 24 and has become the first woman to speak out about sexual harassment in the Ukrainian Army.
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But this is the first major case involving children, and the allegations against the academy, although specific, raise larger issues about how dancers are trained from an early age to obey teachers, directors and choreographers, and so find it difficult to speak out about inappropriate treatment.
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"Subjecting peaceful critics and activists who speak out about Morocco's human rights records to harassment or intimidation through invasive digital surveillance is an appalling violation of their rights to privacy and freedom of expression," Danna Ingleton, Deputy Director of Amnesty Tech, said in a press release.
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While he waited for months to learn his fate, the doctor told CNN he felt he had no choice but to speak out about what he'd witnessed in the United States -- just as he says he spoke out about unjust medical care he saw in Cuba.
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Vox journalist Carlos Maza's decision to speak out about harassment he's been facing for years on YouTube has resulted in a highly publicized battle between the two media companies and broadened the public debate about how YouTube polices what is and isn't allowed on its platform.
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" While a source confirmed to PEOPLE that Kylie and boyfriend Travis Scott are set to welcome a baby girl in February, she has yet to speak out about her pregnancy or the sex of her baby — besides calling out a photo of her baby bump as being "clearly altered.
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WATCH: Khloé Kardashian Has 'Basically Already Forgiven' Tristan Thompson for Alleged Infidelity: Source While his girlfriend's loved ones continue to speak out about the cheating allegations, Thompson opened up about his baby girl for the first time, even admitting that he plans on having more kids in the future.
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Wu also emphasized that she does make an effort to speak out about things she thinks are more productive, such as convincing Crazy Rich Asians director Jon Chu to eliminate a line from the movie in which her character, Rachel Chu, says she hadn't dated Asian guys before.
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In their own post, Diet Prada went on to call out Grande and Kardashian West — who has traveled with Hyde and who was photographed by him in Bali just days before he was involved in a near-fatal car accident — imploring them to speak out about his behavior.
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Just as the rush to find gold transformed Ballarat from a small sheep station into a major mining settlement, the new willingness to speak out about the abuse scandal has turned Ballarat from a closed, conservative former mining town and industrial city into a more tolerant and inclusive community.
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" -- statement confirmed to CNN and first published by The New York Times Kate Winslet "The fact that these women are starting to speak out about the gross misconduct of one of our most important and well regarded film producers, is incredibly brave and has been deeply shocking to hear.
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Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi said on Thursday her government was doing its best to protect everyone, but she has drawn criticism from around the world for failing to speak out about the violence and the Muslim minority, including calls to revoke her 1991 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Read more: Amazon warehouse employees speak out about the 'brutal' reality of working during the holidays, when 60-hour weeks are mandatory and ambulance calls are commonOn Monday, CNBC reported that the retail giant will once again be hiring thousands of people across its corporate, tech, and warehouse teams.
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The pop star, who just performed at Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester benefit concert, explained her decision to speak out about the infamous beef with her former friend — said to have started over some backup dancers — during her Carpool Karaoke appearance on the Late Late Show last month.
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"Although the campaign was centered on women, it empowered male victims to also speak out about their experiences," said Noah, who did not want to be identified by his last name because there are still people close to him who do not know of the abuse he suffered.
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Mr. Obama, who has largely stayed out of the fierce debates that have consumed the United States since President Trump took over in January, opted to speak out about the hotly contested presidential election scheduled for Tuesday in Kenya, where voting in recent years has been followed by violence.
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"Any conservative Christian who stays at home in November and allows Hillary Clinton to become the next President has forever forfeited his right to speak out about the sanctity of life, the sanctity of marriage, or religious freedom," Jeffress says, mustering a preacherly combination of sorrow and wrath.
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Keith Adams is the latest party to speak out about the incident that was brought to light by the actress in a Saturday New York Times story detailing Thurman's allegations of sexual assault against Harvey Weinstein, an executive producer on Kill Bill and longtime collaborator of Quentin Tarantino, the film's director.
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KURTZ: But at the same time, is it the role of anchors and correspondents to say, we think the president should speak out about the cyber hacking, but anything more contentiously, we are not sure it is a good idea for him to meet with Vladimir Putin based on this indictment.
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Judd was not only one of the first women to speak out about Weinstein but one of the founders of Time's Up. Five days ago, Judd spoke at the Tribeca Talks: Time's Up event about the next public conversation we need to have — the importance of healing for these survivors.
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After he finished, Blair says Toback told her a pointed story about a girl who wanted to speak out about against him and that he threatened to have her kidnapped and tossed in the Hudson River "with cement blocks on her feet" if she ever talked about what happened between them.
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At a time when gender inequality is being addressed on a global scale — Iceland recently became the first country to introduce legislation requiring employers to prove they are paying men and women equally — InHerSight lets women speak out about specific companies and the changes still needed to level the field.
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The bill would allow churches and other nonprofits that have tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the tax code to speak out about candidates as long as the political activity is made during the course of the organizations' regular activities and does not have a large cost.
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" Gillibrand, who an aide said was in a morning Bible study session when Trump posted his message, responded shortly after, tweeting: "You cannot silence me or the millions of women who have gotten off the sidelines to speak out about the unfitness and shame you have brought to the Oval Office.
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If time: Human rights: Raising human rights and media freedom around the world will, sadly, not be at the top of many of your lists during your visit, but there is an opening to speak out about them -- particularly with a receptive American media -- given the virtual silence of this administration.
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" The release, posted by Recode, said that "in telling her story as one of the few visible, prominent women of color who have reached the C-suite in corporate America and have dared to speak out about her experience, Pao … aims to spark a movement to empower other women and minorities.
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And because suggesting that people who disagree with you but have done nothing else wrong should be punished solely because they are willing to speak out about their issues with your decisions sends a chilling message to the country (and the world) about how the world's greatest democracy handles dissent.
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Occasionally, members of Congress will speak out about how there needs to be a coordinated focus to prevent the same thing from happening in the November elections and, of course, the next presidential election in 2020, but there doesn't seem to be any comprehensive plan to deal with the problem yet.
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"It's important that people from across the political spectrum speak out about the country's commitment to the rule of law and the core values underlying it — that the criminal justice system should be nonpartisan and independent, that a free press and public criticism should be encouraged and not attacked," he said.
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The Times also reported that the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Dr. Anthony Fauci, recently told associates he has been instructed by the White House not to speak out about the virus without clearance, though sources tell CNN Fauci is still expected to appear on television.
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"And then I embraced feminism — and I was already a feminist speaking out about female education, speaking out for women in Pakistan and then all around the world," she said, adding that when people speak out about women's rights, they become feminist — even if they choose to embrace it or not.
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She has to play a sweet, attentive nurse; an action star as she races around town to investigate a murder mystery; a person who has to hear racist comments but can't speak out about them; and a woman who is constantly conflicted internally, because she can't lie, but often needs to.
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The fact that women receive a disproportionate amount of vitriol when they write online, inhabit predominately male spaces or speak out about sexual violence is well-documented, and politicians and scholars circulate the idea that women are not psychologically equipped for leadership and that their success is destroying white manhood.
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READ: Texas Catholic Church releases names of nearly 300 priests accused of child abuse The Catholic Church has been devastated by the scandal of clerical child sexual abuse in recent decades, while the #MeToo movement has prompted more women inside the Church to speak out about the abuse they also suffered.
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About half a year ago, Bernie Sanders's campaign was off to a rough start with racial justice activists — Black Lives Matter protesters were interrupting his rallies, demanding that he speak out about criminal justice issues, and characterizing the supposedly progressive candidate as weak on an increasingly important issue in the Democratic coalition.
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"Singapore promotes itself as a modern nation and a good place to do business, but people in a country that calls itself a democracy shouldn't be afraid to criticize their government or speak out about political issues," said Phil Robertson, Human Rights Watch's deputy Asia director, in a release announcing the report.
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Contemporary feminists like Rebecca Solnit coalesced around "break the silence" and similar turns of phrase as their operating maxims, the underlying idea being that survivors would speak out about their experiences, both as a means by which to shed the fetters of shame, and to draw attention to the widespread nature of abuse.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) and Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerLive coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress Tech executives to take hot seat at antitrust hearing Big tech braces for antitrust crackdown MORE (R-Wis.), co-chairs of the Congressional Structured Settlement Caucus, should also speak out about removing this burden on accident victims.
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Even as thousands of women continue to speak out about their experiences with harassment, Victoria A. Lipnic, the commission's acting chairwoman, said it had not received an increase in sexual harassment reports so far this fiscal year, which began last fall just as harassment accusations against Harvey Weinstein were brought to light.
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Yale students and organizers speak out about the Donald Trump presidency For American universities, this is largely unprecedented territory: "There has never been large-scale immigration enforcement on U.S. campuses," Stephen Yale-Loehr, Professor of Immigration Practice at Cornell University told Mashable, citing a yet-to-be-published article he wrote with Dan Berger.
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In particular, on its official national Facebook group, known as the Shipt Shopper Lounge, which has more than 100,000 members, Shipt moderators selected by the company frequently censor and remove posts, turn off comments sections, and ban workers who speak out about their working conditions, according to screenshots, interviews, and other documentation provided to Motherboard.
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From his very first time announcing Billy's birth and the newborn's subsequent open-heart surgery just three days after his arrival to taking time off from hosting his show, Kimmel has made it his mission not only to be there for his son but to speak out about the accessibility of pediatric healthcare nationwide.
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Sportsmen and women around the country are hopeful that Secretary Zinke will put his time in front of the committee to good use and speak out about the need for robust LWCF funding, especially if he wants to follow through with the access and conservation priorities he has outlined for the Department of the Interior.
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In the past year, many members of the music industry have turned to social media to speak out about experiences with sexual harassment, often because they feel like they might not have any other recourse, or are worried they might that they might be blackballed from the industry if they take a more formal route.
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On Tuesday, the City Council Speaker, Corey Johnson, appeared to refer indirectly to the mayor when he said during a rally in support of Ms. Headley on the City Hall steps that "every leader in this city" had an obligation to speak out about the episode and to call for her release from Rikers Island.
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Time's Person of the Year is a collective group in 2017: the "Silence Breakers," the group of men and women (mostly women) who have stepped forward this year to speak out about the powerful men who've committed acts of sexual violence against them — from the president to Harvey Weinstein, and all points in between.
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They include struggling with the ever-louder voices of employees — whom Mr. Brin and Mr. Page reared to be very noisy — as they speak out about whom the company should do business with and how best to deal with sexual harassment, lack of diversity, hate speech and the manipulation of its platforms like YouTube.
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According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, an estimated 43.8 million adults in America experience a mental illness in a given year — and that's just in the U.S. While we've made significant progress in unraveling the stigma against mental illness as more public figures begin to speak out about it, we still have work to do.
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" Winslet, who appeared in her first Weinstein-produced movie in 1999 and has continued to work with him, released a statement to Variety, saying: "The fact that these women are starting to speak out about the gross misconduct of one of our most important and well regarded film producers, is incredibly brave and has been deeply shocking to hear.
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"An angel wrote in the book of life my baby's date of birth, then whispered as she closed the book.. 'Too beautiful for earth' R.I.P baby doll.." While Zayn has yet to speak out about the death, fans are already taking to social media to give their condolences to both the singer and his family using the hashtag #StayStrongMalikFamily.
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"I think historians, who tend to be kind of an insular group, need to take on much more of a public role and speak out about the past," said Allan Lichtman, an American University professor who made headlines for predicting Trump's election last fall, and who recently published a book making the case he'll be impeached.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) on Monday amid his feud with President Trump, saying more Repubicans should "speak out" about the president.
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At the forum, Sanders—whose 2020 operations are helmed by Faiz Shakir, the first Muslim manager of a major presidential campaign—became the first presidential candidate to speak out about the Indian government's constitutional attacks on Kashmir's autonomy, called for a more robust discussion and reaction to domestic terrorism, and decried the United States' role in the Yemen conflict.
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Winslet — also a Best Actress Oscar winner under Weinstein, for her role in The Reader — pulled no punches in a statement to Variety: The fact that these women are starting to speak out about the gross misconduct of one of our most important and well regarded film producers, is incredibly brave and has been deeply shocking to hear.
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" He also addressed why the August 2017 "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virgina — and the death of 32-year-old counter-protester Heather Heyer — inspired him to speak out about the Trump administration, after previously promising former President Barack Obama that he would "remain silent for awhile to give this administration the chance to get up and running the first year.
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" Five weeks later, she released a very different statement on Harvey Weinstein (this after the Times report, and dozens of other performers releasing statements of their own): "The fact that these women are starting to speak out about the gross misconduct of one of our most important and well regarded film producers, is incredibly brave and has been deeply shocking to hear.
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" But Daniels said that despite being threatened with a $20 million lawsuit for violating the terms of the "hush agreement," she has decided to speak out about the alleged threat "because I'm tired of being threatened and intimidating me and trying to say that you'll ruin my life and take my, you know, all my money and my house and whatever.
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"It's kind of difficult because I know that we are public figures, and seeing how controversial it could be to speak out about something you're passionate about … I just think I don't want the attention of someone not agreeing with what I'm saying to take away from the fact that there's actual gun issues that need to be handled," says Jenner.
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Though it passed the U.S. House by a slim margin of eight votes, senators should now ensure H.R. 1215 never becomes law and state lawmakers in places like Ohio, where Jessica Simpkins continues to speak out about the harms of that state's damages cap law – should repeal these unconscionable laws and allow juries to award victims the damages and justice they deserve.
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My decision to speak out about sexual harassment by the former British government minister Sir Michael Fallon -- which led to his resignation as Theresa May's defense secretary last month -- was motivated by hearing other stories of women who were unable to come forward with allegations for fear of reprisals, or because their experiences were too raw and painful to say out loud.
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Although the deficit has ballooned under President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's watch – up from $587 billion in 2016 – Republicans have continued to speak out about the issue.
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In the closely watched civil case, the Tokyo District Court ordered Noriyuki Yamaguchi, a former Washington bureau chief of the Tokyo Broadcasting System and a biographer of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, to pay the damages to Shiori Ito, a journalist who has become a feminist icon in Japan for being one of the few women willing to speak out about sexual assault there.
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In particular, women like McGowan who have experienced harassment and attempted to speak out about it on Twitter can be silenced at any time using the same inconsistent policy that Twitter refuses to levy against a Richard Spencer, a David Duke, or a Donald Trump — men who take advantage of the vagueness of Twitter's abuse policies to perpetuate racism, violence, harassment, and fear.
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Forest High School's Future Farmers of America (FFA) Alumni released a statement on Facebook defending Brewton, describing him as a "man of faith" and blaming the media for reporting on the incident:On behalf of the Forest High School FFA Alumni Chapter we would like to speak out about the actions that took place yesterday and today in regards to our FFA Advisor Mr. Dewie Brewton.
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Demi Lovato founded the Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health initiative to encourage open conversation about mental health, Carrie Fisher spoke out and advocated for "Bipolar Pride Day," and Patty Duke was among the first celebrities to speak out about her illness, writing two books: "Call Me Anna" (1988) and "A Brilliant Madness: Living with Manic-Depressive Illness" (1992, co-written with Gloria Hochman).
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"He's got to speak out about it, and he's got to reverse course immediately," former White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, for example, said on CNN.
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Senate Minority Whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) in a Sunday show interview called on President Trump to speak out about the allegations levied against Alabama Republican Senate nominee Roy Moore.
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Mr. Webster is a former federal judge and the former director of both the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. The privilege of being the only American in our history to serve as the director of both the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. gives me a unique perspective and a responsibility to speak out about a dire threat to the rule of law in the country I love.
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Lev Parnas revealed in a new interview Thursday that he agreed to speak out about President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE's dealings with Ukraine because he felt betrayed by his former associates after being indicted.
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Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel suggested on Saturday former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE should speak out about the sexual assault allegations against former campaign donor and film mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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Growing up in Miami, Milner recognized how her classmates were often suspended or booted from class for minor offenses, such as forgetting their ID. In 2007, still in high school, Milner surveyed over 600 of her peers in Miami-Dade County and helped organize students with the Power U Center For Social Change to speak out about how black and Latino students were suspended and/or disciplined at higher rates.
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"I think that what you often see is when an incident of gun violence touches home for a particular community, that is often what it takes for that community to get engaged on that issue, so I'm not surprised to see some of the CEOs after the shooting yesterday speak out about gun violence," said Chelsea Parsons, vp for gun violence prevention at the Center for American Progress.
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Christine Blasey Ford said Thursday that she was compelled to speak out about her sexual misconduct accusations against Supreme Court nominee Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE after her name was leaked to the media and reporters showed up at her home and classroom.
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From being raised by Republicans to living as a homeless NYU student to owning a ranch in Charlottesville, Virginia, where she currently resides, Brown has led a fascinating life as both an activist (she got kicked out of school for participating in a civil rights protest, and was notorious in the 70s for her willingness to speak out about being gay) and a staunch feminist (apparent in all of her books and interviews).
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Some of the nearly 20 women who have accused President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE of sexual misconduct are coming forward to praise adult film star Stormy Daniels, saying her fight to speak out about an alleged affair with Trump helps to solidify their own claims.
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The move has raised concern that the agency is trying to block climate change research and efforts to speak out about its impact under the leadership of Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE, according to the Times.
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The phrase originated among black activists to encourage skepticism in political systems that have perpetuated racism, but "#StayWoke" has been used much more liberally over the last few years to describe any form of political engagement — whenever a white or a privileged person appears aware of racial injustices, whenever a celebrity takes the time to speak out about something political and even as a meme-able joke to indicate knowledge about anything (Charles Pulliam-Moore wrote an article about the phrase's evolution that you can check out here).
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Here's the release announcing "Reset": Ellen Pao's RESET, a fearless first-person account exposing the toxic culture that pervades the tech industry and defined her experiences both as a Kleiner Perkins venture capitalist and Reddit CEO; in telling her story as one of the few visible, prominent women of color who have reached the C-suite in corporate America and have dared to speak out about her experience, Pao, now the founder of Project Include, aims to spark a movement to empower other women and minorities; to Emi Ikkanda as her first acquisition at Spiegel & Grau, at auction, by Albert Lee and David Kuhn at Kuhn Projects.
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Read more:McDonald&aposs black franchisees are fighting to earn as much as their white counterparts, as dozens leave the company they once considered familyInside McDonald&aposs quest to address claims of racial discrimination and erase former top executives&apos &aposparty culture&aposMcDonald&aposs creates new &aposvice president of operator diversity&apos position after backlash from black franchisees&aposYou are out on the island on your own&apos: 3 black McDonald&aposs franchisees speak out about what it is really like owning locations of the fast-food giantSEE ALSO: Apply here to attend IGNITION: Retail, an event focused on the future of retail, in New York City on January 14.
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