Not everyone has the same opportunities or is blessed with the same circumstances, so America needs our to speak up for those who can't speak up for themselves.
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I'm here today because I'm here to speak up for my Muslim brothers and sisters because when they [the Trump administration] come after me, they can come and speak up for me.
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Hailing from Slovenia, she could speak up for other immigrants.
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Speak up for yourself but make it fashion, you know?
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Take the 'Speak Up for Civility' pledge from Teaching Tolerance.
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Our patients count on us to speak up for them.
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Speak up for Muslims being "randomly selected" at airports. 84.
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If scientists don't speak up for themselves politically, who will?
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Lola Fae : I've learned that I can speak up for myself!
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Their disbelief gave me the courage to speak up for myself.
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We all have the right to speak up for our children.
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I wanted to speak up for them as much as anything.
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He still frequently appears on television to speak up for Trump.
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It's all the times we don't speak up for somebody else.
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If you're not LGBTQ and you're Muslim, speak up for us.
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There are always reasons not to speak up for what's right.
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Her new fight is to speak up for those less fortunate.
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It allows us to speak up for the weak or the mistreated.
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We are just learning to speak up, for ourselves and for others.
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We can all vote and speak up for what we believe in.
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He has told other Islamic leaders to speak up for religious toleration.
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""I'm behind anyone who's going to listen and speak up for us.
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"We are always going to speak up for human rights," says Ms Freeland.
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And if not, I would really want her to speak up for it.
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Who can respectfully speak up for their convictions if they're immediately shouted down?
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I just want to speak up for those people who don't have voices.
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You know, you deserve better but you have to speak up for yourself.
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Speak up for Muslims, especially Muslim women, who are being targeted online. 40.
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Yet still the government is reluctant to speak up for secularism and tolerance.
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For now, he showed me how to speak up for what I want.
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The Trump administration is not the first to speak up for religious liberty.
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If we did, we could never speak up for justice and moral truth.
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Now that free speech is under attack, will we speak up for it?
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Seeing Hailey again gives Isobel the courage to speak up for what she wants.
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But allies are not rushing to speak up for Canada, least of all America.
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Being educated helps me speak up for my rights and the rights of others.
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But most women still don't feel ready to speak up for fear of retaliation.
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" Rowland, 37, says she was glad to watch her friend "speak up for herself.
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Mother, you taught me how to speak up for myself and not back down.
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I grew up with abuse, didn't know yet I could speak up for me.
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"If [necessary], I would really want her to speak up for it," says Williams.
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Someone has to speak up for ordinary people when it comes to tax reform.
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I know that it's my turn to stand up and speak up for them.
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Someone in the corridors of power needs to speak up for them, and soon.
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When even their governor smears them, who's left to speak up for Muslims in Alabama?
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Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves and always be true to yourself.
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Jorgensen took to Twitter to call out the moment and speak up for her family.
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I feel like I have to speak up for those people whose voices go unheard.
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Wu had a choice to make: speak up for what was right or be silenced.
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His bad behavior later doesn't change the fact that he did speak up for me.
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"To achieve this, it cannot just be women who speak up for girls," he concluded.
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More scientists are mobilized and excited to speak up for their field than ever before.
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"It means to speak up for the people that aren't given a voice," he continued.
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"I feel like I have to speak up for those people whose voices go unheard."
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But the protesters on Tuesday seemed confident and determined to speak up for their rights.
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We were defending vulnerable victims, people who didn't have anyone to speak up for them.
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Speak out, and speak up, for surely history will judge us all for our silence.
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Time to take your thumbs out of your mouths, ladies, and speak up for your rights.
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Many outside Myanmar have criticised Miss Suu Kyi for failing to speak up for the Rohingyas.
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How did it feel to have Debra Messing speak up for you at the Golden Globes?
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Former victims speak up For Philip and Barbara Butler, Aitcheson's story brings up brutal personal memories.
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Great artists often speak up for us when we don't even realize we need them to.
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On Friday, messenger planet Mercury connects with warrior Mars, emboldening you to speak up for yourself.
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"We need to speak up for the young black kids in the LGBTQ community," Lemon said.
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The government was anxious to find liberal, mainstream Muslims who could speak up for its positions.
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We should speak up for families like ours that weren't lucky enough to be born here.
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He also said Britain had a duty to speak up for the LGBT community in Chechnya.
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Although Taiwan's voice is absent from the United Nations, some members do speak up for it.
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How do we speak up for these issues that should be important to all of us?
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Mr Wagner will occasionally speak up for Mr Trump, but it may not come across as sincere.
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I want people who are relatively safe to speak up for the ones who are in danger.
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On the contrary, ask them to speak up for the values for which America has always stood.
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Black voters want someone to speak up for police accountability in the shootings of unarmed African Americans.
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But I think what is most important here is we need to speak up for democratic values.
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We must speak up for the children in need and for the freedom to serve these children.
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" Recalling his experiences, he added, "I don't want kids to be afraid to speak up for themselves.
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We have been encouraged to speak up for ourselves, to make UMD a safe space for everyone.
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Johnson had to speak up for his department, so he summoned the media to the graduation ceremony.
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I've been given this job; I should speak up for [North Korean] people who don't have a voice.
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But there is no heavy hitter to speak up for Remain beyond its mild-mannered chairman, Hilary Benn.
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I loved her scene with Rogelio in this episode, and love seeing her speak up for Xo. Rafael?
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Or being afforded the ability to speak up for themselves, rather than through a self-appointed, "radical" proxy.
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This court decision tells consumers not to speak up for fear of fat legal bills and painful judgments.
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Workers who refuse or who try to speak up for themselves risk being fired, according to the report.
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They have sent representatives to speak up for Judge Garland at town-hall-style meetings around the country.
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He said Ms. Bono's tweet seemed to mock those who speak up for people who have been victimized.
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It's your chance to speak up for those people who really don't feel like they have a voice.
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The main reason is that people have started to become more politically engaged and speak up for democracy.
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Especially at a time when consumers are increasingly demanding brands stand up, and speak up, for their values.
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If this sounds like your workplace, here's what you should do Be prepared to speak up for yourself
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If it's hard for your friends to relate, "don't be afraid to speak up for yourself," Joy said.
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The site issued a call to action to vendors to come together and speak up for food carts.
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All I want is for tea drinkers to finally speak up for themselves and be recognized as caffeinated equals.
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So far it has fallen to the commission, rather than the Greek government, to speak up for Mr Georgiou.
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Even as a child she often stood in defense when she saw a need to speak up for others.
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Speak up for those whose voices are not centered in conversations having to do with power and decision-making.
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We all need to use our voice for good and speak up for those who can't use their voices.
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I feel if I hadn't been there to speak up for my wife, it could have gone awfully different.
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But we are not without a voice, and will speak up for the voiceless, with words and with action.
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" Gabbard also asserted that the president failed to speak up "for those families who just lost their loved ones.
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I'm not trying to convince anyone of anything, but rather to speak up for truth and honor and inclusion.
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And we can't possibly win them if we aren't willing to speak out and speak up for what's right.
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Mercury enters Fire sign Leo on July 5, boosting your mental clarity and inspiring you to speak up for yourself.
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Your manager has the power to promote or fire you, speak up for you or assign you high-profile projects.
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I will not let CIS or Steve Bannon take away an opportunity for me to speak up for my community.
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" Benton added, "Someone has to speak up for the children, and I am just so happy that this has happened.
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Democrats who would naturally support them won't speak up for Trump because they're afraid of being politically tied to Trump.
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Regardless, the S.P.L.C.'s decision to target those who speak up for the civil rights of Muslims is a travesty.
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" But at the same time, when she wouldn't speak up for idealism, Obama would ask her: "Are you sick, Power?
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We also love how Janelle always uses her platform to speak up for what she believes in, including LGBTQ rights.
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For years veterans' advocates and those who speak up for military families urged the government to stop this "offset" of benefits.
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" He was also an enthusiastic champion of the free market, writing columns such as, "Let the Church Speak Up for Capitalism.
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Or what does it mean to realize your needs change over time, and is it okay to speak up for yourself?
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I challenge the stereotype that kind women aren't ambitious, don't speak up for themselves, are indecisive, and fail to set boundaries.
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EB: Yeah, have you stood up and said something without being prompted, without someone saying, "Hey, please speak up for me"?
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Since then, it's been important to me to utilize my voice to speak up for animals, as they have no voice.
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Or perhaps, you just need to try to avoid the person or learn how to speak up for yourself, Sutton says.
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If Rick Scott can't come to terms with what happened or speak up for his state after what happened, that's ridiculous.
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I feel like I'm at a point in my life where I have a responsibility to speak up for my community.
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"I told most of my friends to not be scared, to have a voice and speak up for themselves," she said.
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She's not afraid to speak up for what she believes in, even if she's talking to VIPs of parliaments and governments.
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We see that we can empower one another and speak up for ourselves in a way that promotes safety and human dignity.
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Allowing NGOs more freedom to speak up for the poor and weak could help the party find ways of solving their problems.
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And the rest of the world will learn how loudly gamers, and consumers generally, will speak up for democracy and corporate responsibility.
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And I hope very much that Bernie Sanders recovers well and continues to speak up for the disadvantaged for decades to come.
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Would he let her win arguments or not speak up for himself for fear of angering her and possibly losing the name?
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Canada, infuriated by the Commonwealth's failure to speak up for human rights in Sri Lanka in 2013, cut much of its funding.
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The needs of each Black parent will be different, but there can never be enough people to speak up for our children.
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Be a good ally, speak up for women, make a difference—but allow that life is short; a brief exercise in pleasure.
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I feel like I need to speak up for my mother, but, above all, she'd really want me to defend Frank Loesser.
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People saw him shout at her, but nobody said anything, and Liz couldn't speak up for herself, because she was agonizingly shy.
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An activist who found in Boston a life of public service and a determination to speak up for people who were underrepresented?
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I have gone to work everyday knowing that I had a place to speak up for myself as well as my colleagues.
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One of the saddest things about this, as any dog or pet owner knows, is that dogs can't speak up for themselves.
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"Nowadays, many of us speak up for animals, but it wasn't always like this," the actress says in the beginning of the video.
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" Standing over her oldest son's grave, Alba says she's here to speak up for her son and make him "proud he's not forgotten.
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" He added that he plans to use his "voice" to speak up for maintaining close ties with U.S. allies and seeking "global good.
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Sure, politicians speak up for a while — maybe a few days, or a couple of weeks — but soon life goes back to normal.
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But the recent tensions have been enough for some Googlers to speak up for the first time, or to quit their jobs outright.
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To date, TikTok has been loath to speak up for itself — and it's hard to win a public-relations battle from the sidelines.
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But after several like-minded friends vanished without a trace, he realized how dangerous, even suicidal, it was to speak up for Ukraine.
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"But I'd rather speak up for the things I believe in than just be dismissive of the issues going on in our country."
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While freestyle legend Patti McGee was on the cover of LIFE in 2540, women historically have always had to speak up for themselves.
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I use my accounts to speak up for what I believe in and share photos from work while still making it light and fun.
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Is Hurwitz's next post going to be advising women not to speak up for themselves in meetings, lest they get labeled "bitchy" or "difficult"?
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Her access to state airwaves has allowed her to talk about Mr Navalny, criticise Mr Putin's foreign policy and speak up for human rights.
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As a Latino born in the US, Magdalena said she feels motivated to speak up for undocumented people who fear drawing attention to themselves.
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Obviously, that's not so simple — there are plenty of obstacles to overcome, and it can be terrifying to speak up for what you want.
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"The danger is if we don't speak up for each other, the number of people being targeted is going to be expanding," she said.
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They speak up for what they believe in, even when it's not convenient, and they will always apologize without the fear of seeming weak.
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That's why we don't speak up — for fear of suffering twice, and for fear of being labeled and characterized by our moment of powerlessness.
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"I do have more courage to speak up for myself and maybe explore things about myself that I wasn't comfortable doing before," she said.
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I speak up for his benefit as well, since his current plan is courting a disaster for which he would be primarily to blame.
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They do not want to hear the voices urging caution, those who speak up for the protection of our national parks and public lands.
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"The danger is if we don't speak up for each other, the number of people being targeted is going to be expanding." she said.
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I feel like at this time, especially in this political climate, it's really important to speak up for things that really matter to you.
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Defenders of the law also hope to mobilize groups like the American Cancer Society and the American Heart Association to speak up for patients.
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You can also listen to me speak up for Christopher Reeve as Superman, which I know is going to be a hugely controversial choice.
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How do you deal with internet bullying?' and I always say, 'Speak up for yourself—if you see something that's not cool, call it out.
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While she is hoping to give her fans the confidence to speak up for themselves, Hale says she is equally as thankful for their support.
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How will we ever see more inclusivity in film when there aren't enough women with the access to represent and speak up for their communities?
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You cannot spend huge amounts of time with these animals without feeling a burden of responsibility to speak up for, and act, on their behalf.
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But if you are looking for love, and haven't felt or expressed it to your partner, it might be time to speak up for yourself.
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"It was important for her to speak up for people who she felt were not being heard," mom of Charlottesville victim Heather Heyer said pic.twitter.
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" He suggested, "Speak up for yourself, and if you hear somebody saying something that's insulting, feel free to say to that guy, 'You know what?
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This system, called Speak Up For Safety, is how the company learned about the 2014 fatality, according to a G.M. report to the safety administration.
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Delta flight attendants don't have a union, and many flight attendants may be reluctant to speak up for fear of losing their jobs, Elk wrote.
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Five years from now, if enough people speak up for others, the answer to "Has anything changed?" has the potential to be an unequivocal yes.
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Fortunately, there are many ways to support young people as they learn to speak up for themselves, solve their own problems and make important decisions.
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Because of this, I can understand how young gymnasts might be confused about whether and how to speak up for themselves when they've been mistreated.
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How do you speak up for people who need to be spoken for while navigating the very powerful fears of those on the other side?
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Managers are compelled to vouch fiercely for their favorite employees, but don't speak up for employees they don't like or who have previously received poor ratings.
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Violence has proliferated against non-Muslims, as well as those who speak up for secularism or for causes such as gay rights that are deemed sacrilegious.
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There is, of course, a question of fairness here, because many young offenders don't have the advantage of a teacher willing to speak up for them.
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In conservative circles where reputation is staked to women's chastity, women are afraid to speak up for fear of hurting marriage chances or shaming their families.
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"I would speak up for any of them because that's what I was doing in the first place by coming forward – adding my voice to theirs."
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She joined the show knowing what to expect from an Andy Cohen production and doesn't need a knight in shining armor to speak up for her.
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The vibe that I get from Nash is that she isn't afraid to ask for what she needs or speak up for something she believes in.
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" In the statement, Fuchs asked the community not to give Spencer and his followers the spotlight, yet also urged people to "speak up for your values.
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As indeed do many of the male voices that have been so quickly raised to speak up for Uber and to brand TfL as 'anti-innovation'.
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" We all have an interest in a more fair society — and if only women speak up for gender equity, they may be dismissed as shrill "hyenas.
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"I saw that if other kids were speaking up after they were impacted by gun violence, I could speak up for my community, too," Diego said.
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His campaign has also branded him as the one candidate who will say what his rivals are afraid to and constantly speak up for vulnerable communities.
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I have to speak up for my family and for the real victims strong enough to come forward and face people that have actually assaulted them.
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Although it can feel intimidating to speak up for yourself in a doctor's appointment, it's important to talk to your doctor about your symptoms, Dr. Brightman says.
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Last month, Carlson's colleague Megyn Kelly joined Sheryl Sandberg's new Lean In campaign, Together Women Can, which aims to encourage women to speak up for each other.
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MPOC has also approved funding news sites, researchers, op-eds and former politicians to speak up for palm oil and undermine the EU law, the documents show.
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The campaign is also part of an initiative from the Institute called Speak Up For Kids, designed to educate and provide accurate information about children's mental health.
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" Kristy Lyons, who's originally from Atlanta, says that her mom taught her to speak up for herself and "don't let anyone tear you down or try to.
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Years later, Jennifer says she "can't imagine my life without her," gushing over Sofia's energy and desire to speak up for "her people," as she puts it.
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They can't speak up for themselves, so anyone who knows about their situation and is in a position to improve it has a good reason to intervene.
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Gonna be interesting to see how congressional Rs respond to this tweet" Joe Scarborough: "Conservatives, feel free to speak up for the Constitution anytime the mood strikes.
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"So yes I do support them and I will happily speak up for them and back them every inch of the way," the former foreign secretary said.
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They're both lonely warriors who reached a critical moment this year: the time when they had to speak up for their achievements and call out their haters.
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It's about truly participating in every opportunity, sitting in front, raising your hand, and learning to hone your voice and speak up for what you believe in.
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These countries are the most likely to speak up for Taiwan in international bodies such as the United Nations General Assembly, where Taipei is not a member.
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Why is there never a boycott of platforms attached to the mistreatment or outright abuse of the women of color who consistently speak up for all of us?
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According to a letter obtained by Variety, Seacrest grabbed her crotch, slapped her buttocks and more; she said she did not speak up for fear of being fired.
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She has also failed to speak up for the Rohingyas, a mostly Muslim group that many of her Buddhist supporters deem a threat to their country and religion.
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To speak up for nouveau Jughead just for a second here, that is slightly more egregious than a beanie that has been cut to look like a crown.
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"It may be that I have from time to time expressed scepticism about some of the views of those who profess to speak up for business," he said.
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The #GirlLove tip will offer insider advice on the video topic of the week, ranging from how to handle insecurity to how to best speak up for yourself.
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We told them that our values would prevail but that we would have to continue to fight for them and speak up for those who had no voice.
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"I would speak up for any of them because that's what I was doing in the first place by coming forward – adding my voice to theirs," she says.
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So even if some Republicans in Congress are concerned about his myriad potential ethics violations, they may be reluctant to speak up for fear of jeopardizing that agenda.
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"He must find it, he cannot fight alone, there is a need for young leadership, for someone to speak up for democracy, for Europe, for openness," he added.
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Not in attendance this year: Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's de facto leader, who has been widely condemned for her failure to speak up for the Rohingya people.
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He is the only one to start opening doors for women, to speak up for women or to allow more freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
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"We should use that to speak up for the many people rotting in Turkish prisons just for disagreeing with Erdogan," he added in an interview with public broadcaster SWR.
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Yi Yin, the fired engineer, told Motherboard that he wanted to speak up for Chinese workers on visas at the company who feel silenced because of their visa status.
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As for how viewers might apply the themes of the show to their real lives, Camp said she hopes it will inspire young women to speak up for themselves.
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From now until December 24, you'll be repeating whatever conversations were stirred up during Mercury retrograde, but you'll also be better equipped to speak up for yourself than ever.
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"I feel like I'm at a point in my life where I have a responsibility to speak up for my community," she told The New York Times in August.
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I really appreciate that there is such a female centric lineup because everyone who takes the stage is using that platform to speak up for what they believe in.
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Only three months into her time at the UN, she carved out a space for herself as someone who would go after Moscow and speak up for the defenseless.
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I feel like I have to speak up for the "little guy," but since nothing seems to stick to this colleague, I am afraid I will just hurt myself.
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"Oprah's comments ... definitely make me more confident and feel safer when I need to speak up for myself because I'll know other girls do the same thing," said Becker.
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The right-wing government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban has made it a priority to speak up for Hungarian minorities abroad and to promote a form of economic patriotism.
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It's too bad that the current chief justice, John G. Roberts Jr., hasn't been equally willing to speak up for the judiciary — in this case, for his own court.
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Lots of people (including Austen's mother) find the heroine Fanny "insipid," but as a shy person I identify with her and love how she learns to speak up for herself.
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"We will continue to push back against attempts to stoke hostility toward refugees and migrants and will continue to speak up for groups that support and defend them," she said.
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Turner took to Twitter on Monday to speak up for the 14-year-old actor and his fellow young castmates, denouncing the behavior of those who were upset with Wolfhard.
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"It's important obviously that the United States and any country speak up for its own citizens and for all LGBT people around the world if they are mistreated," Tobin says.
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On Saturday, January 21, perhaps the largest contingent of women in history will unite in Washington and around the world to speak up for ourselves, our rights and our future.
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The athlete has teamed up with Allstate Foundation's Purple Purse initiative where she aims to be a powerful voice to speak up for others who may not be able to.
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Ralph Northam's recent comments about denying life-saving medical care to children born alive after failed late-term abortions, my core convictions moved me to speak up for the unborn.
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Those neighbors now had no interest in bailing out a congregation with a ministry too cowardly to speak up for righteousness when it had seemed too costly to do so.
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JOE COSCARELLI Ms. Cabello, the former member of Fifth Harmony whose solo debut album just went to No. 1, stepped out of Kesha's backup choir to speak up for Dreamers.
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" Another saying, borrowed from the Book of Proverbs, Chapter 31, might also work were it to be put on that wall: "Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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If we don't act and speak up for our youngest children, like James, their development will be compromised, the foundation cracked, and we all suffer as inequality grows and grows.
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Abolition, the women's movement, civil rights – the inalienable right to free speech is what gave the foot soldiers in all of these movements the ability to speak up for themselves.
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But as even as Mother Nature encouraged advocates to speak up for their environment through information campaigns, peaceful protests, and direct action, Gonzalez Davidson went to prison for two years.
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"She should speak up [for the Rohingya]; otherwise, if she sides with the military, the Rohingya people will suffer much more, we will be wiped out very soon," Khin said.
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But a lot of students are tired of the emotional labor it takes to have to constantly speak up for their safety and wish their very right to exist weren't threatened.
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In fact Mr Conway's article is mostly valuable as a scandalously rare effort by a Republican lawyer to speak up for the rule of law against Mr Trump's assault on it.
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I see philosophers of science as public intellectuals who speak up for science, and rectify common misconceptions or uninformed judgments that may feed into political lobbies, agendas and ultimately policy-making.
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This November, the voters of California on Prop-59 and Washington on I-735 also have the chance to speak up for democracy and for a democracy of We the People.
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"We have a voice as elders and citizens and concerned people to speak up for the welfare for all people but especially for the children," Lynn Eiser told the radio station.
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She has written her own book, "Outside Voices," a popular manifesto in which she recounts how she learned to speak up for herself and encourages other women to do the same.
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President Obama hasn't, but at the convention he didn't speak up for it or for trade generally — even though there is some evidence much of the public remains favorable to trade.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of children gathered at India's Presidential Palace on Sunday to launch a global campaign mobilizing better-off children to speak up for their disadvantaged counterparts.
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We want to teach our children that this is a tremendous responsibility we have as Americans to be really active parts of our democracy and speak up for what is right.
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Today, we applaud the more empathetic boys, the ones who like to listen, the ones who speak up for what's right and who shy away from the usual rough and tumble.
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None appeared to speak up for Mr. Trump on Saturday, while some of the owners who have donated primarily to left-leaning causes and politicians put out statements critical of him.
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It could mean they're afraid to speak up, for fear of what you might say, according to Robert Sutton, a professor of management science at the Stanford University School of Engineering.
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"They [the Taliban] said they made a mistake in how they dealt with women when they ruled the country," he said, and insisted the US would speak up for women's rights.
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Thatcher returned to school once his mother learned the teacher is no longer employed there, and she said she hopes the incident encourages other parents to speak up for their children.
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Now, she's seized the moment to speak up for women's rights and is trying to spin her scrappy breakout into a real chance of becoming the most powerful person in the world.
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Having been so many different people means she wants to speak up for each and every one of them Ahead are Miley Cyrus' most empowering quotes about growing up and being yourself.
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"You can imagine the climate that it creates for victims of harassment or discrimination, or people who want to speak up for what's right even when that displeases management," the note said.
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I came here not just to see Solange, but to see the powerful women of this generation speak up for those who spoke before us and those who are yet to speak.
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Speak up for yourself and soon enough, those bullying voices will fade away, and you'll find yourself surrounded by people who do treat you with respect and love, and so much more.
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As an adolescent female in music, I believe that it's my duty to not only speak up for myself, but for others who feel like they are not or won't be heard.
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The nation's civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the recipient of a Nobel Peace Prize, has declined to speak up for besieged groups or to publicly hold the military to account.
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If Casey has taught me anything, it is that you should always speak up for what you believe in, and even a 16- or 17-year-old can make a big difference.
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"I hope #thisisourlane hashtag will inspire a movement of not only physicians to speak up for common sense gun control, but for everyone to speak up to advocate for necessary change," she said.
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I want to speak out for those who cannot speak up for themselves, and give them hope so they are comforted in knowing they are not alone and can take their life back.
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Well, looking at the Macho Man and Miss Elizabeth relationship, when his character was mistreating her in the 80s, the fans wanted to speak up for her and wanted her to leave him.
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" Lemon also criticized DeGeneres, saying she "doesn't speak for the whole community" and that we "need to speak up for the young black people, especially young black men, kids, in the LGBT community.
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Dr. Harold S. Koplewicz heads up the Child Mind Institute campaign, known as Speak Up for Kids, and says having stars like Stone talk so honestly about their struggles is impactful for kids.
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LONDON (Reuters) - World Cup-winning goalkeeper Hope Solo on Thursday called for more U.S. women soccer players to speak up for equality but suggested some feared their careers would suffer if they did.
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And in its celebration, the Summit will help pass the torch to new changemakers for children – student and adult advocates who are learning to speak up for the children who need it most.
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Other women who were interviewed said they too are working to address issues of cultural inclusion and consent with their children, and are showing them how to speak up for themselves and others.
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"I feel like I'm at a point in my life where I have a responsibility to speak up for my community," Hayes said in an interview with the Times ahead of the race.
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We have to speak up for the students, who will no longer have access to the quality education that they need, or even a shot at a better life, if the college fails.
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"He was someone who had the guts to speak up for the people," said Sheng Lianqi, a retired worker in his 70s, who said he never met Mr. Li but admired his writings.
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Dr. Harold S. Koplewicz heads up the Child Mind Institute campaign, known as Speak Up for Kids, and says having prominent faces like Vargas talk so honestly about their struggles is impactful for kids.
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Earlier this year, the 24-year-old received the Artistic Award of Courage for her continued efforts to destigmatize mental illness, and launched the "Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health," back in 2015.
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"I feel like [Abbott] is threatening certain people so the rest are afraid and don't want to speak up for the immigrants," Zuvieta, 42, told me outside the Capitol, her voice beginning to shake.
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I was raised to always follow the rules, but in the world that we're in now, we need kids who are able to speak up for themselves and to say what's right or wrong.
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They weren't looking to pick a fight with Big Pharma but were willing once more to speak up for Trevor, the energetic boy with radiant green eyes, a brilliant smile and a kind heart.
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"There are people who aren't in a position to speak up and use their voices, and then I think it's incumbent upon those of us who are to speak up for them," she explains.
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"(Buckel's) thoughtful and engaging advocacy broke through many stubborn misconceptions and showed it was possible and necessary for our movement to speak up for bullied, ostracized LGBT young people," Taylor said of the case.
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Whether or not lawmakers decide to hold a second referendum, Ms. Stowell said, campaigners needed to speak up for Britain's relationship with Europe, a subject that will surely consume the political debate for years.
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I feel compelled to speak up for my patients because the politicians passing restrictions and shutting down access to health care don't understand or don't care who they are and what they're going through.
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The biggest dangers are that the president is not seeking the best possible candidates for important jobs and that other government employees will be reluctant to speak up for fear of contradicting his family.
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Channeling that same spirit, in 21, Burke worked with the Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health initiative, participating in its Beyond Silence documentary to advocate for talking about mental health and not feeling ashamed.
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It remains hard to see so many run to defend someone who committed a horrible crime, who destroyed our family, who refuses to accept responsibility, when so few are willing to speak up for Hae.
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Yet Dr. Abdi's camp, serving 90,000 people, was just about the only thing working properly in Somalia, and Somalis at home and around the world united to denounce the militants and speak up for her.
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When crimes do occur, we should be on the front lines of victim care, even as we should speak up for equal access to the instruments of justice, no matter the socioeconomic status of the accused.
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And I hope it also causes people who may be benefiting from the current tech system to take a look and adjust their actions and speak up for those who might not be doing so well.
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So last year, a campaign called Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health created the Be Vocal Collection, a selection of free photos that counteract the grim, one-dimensional portrayals of people with mental health conditions.
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The White House now faces a choice: congratulate al-Sisi on a job well done, as the authorities continue in their ruthless crackdown on human rights or speak up for the thousands openly calling for change.
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A foul list Actress Amy Adams and CNN's Brooke Baldwin says it's time to speak up for fellow women in the workplace after a list of 100 highest-paid athletes did not include one single woman.
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Given that this constraint will always exist, those who wish to speak up for refugees must do so in a way that recognizes the near-law-of-nature that crisis migration is scary for most Americans.
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But the real lesson ought to be that if party leaders uniformly refuse to speak up for the concerns of the nationalist right, the void will simply be filled by showmen and opportunists — with scary consequences.
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But it's been lovely to see others speak up for us - we're so grateful to everyone who's done that in a civil way (and gutted to see some use it as a reason for more nastiness).
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We deserve to know if she will actually speak up for these students or if she will, like those she has funded, advise schools to isolate, segregate and stigmatize transgender students because of who they are.
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"In Asia, we have a culture of seniority, and young people aren't supposed to speak up for themselves and are not supposed to speak against adults," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a Bangkok coffee shop.
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The homepage of outdoor clothier Patagonia, which has lobbied heavily in favor of the monuments, currently displays a space on its website to "speak up for public lands" more prominently than any of the company's actual products.
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Its staff members have asked supporters to speak up for Mr. Bloomberg on social media and in personal conversations with their friends and colleagues, especially those who may reside in key primary states and general-election battlegrounds.
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On Monday, New Zealand based lobby group "Speak Up For Women", which advocates that sport must be categorized by sex rather than gender identity, called on the country's Olympic committee and sports minister to "defend women's sport".
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" She suggested she might be ready for a little adventure herself in "Twice the Lovin' in Half the Time" and dared speak up for women on the wrong side of a love affair in "The Other Woman.
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Thiel has cast himself as one of the few people in Silicon Valley willing to speak up for the "half of the country" he says have been painted as bigots by the technoelites in the Bay Area.
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I know that if staff have a meeting with management and they're asked for input, they're unlikely to speak up – for fear of being seen as a troublemaker, stirring the pot or asking a seemingly obvious question.
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We can't transform China, but we can apply levers like targeted sanctions on individuals and companies participating in abuses of freedom — plus we can certainly do more to speak up for prisoners of conscience of all faiths.
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"Especially as a trans woman, when some of these candidates were afraid to even speak up for us, the fact that she didn't shy away from it, I can't tell you how much that matters," Clymer said.
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McKinley in his testimony said he resigned in part because of the failure of State Department leaders to speak up for Yovanovitch, and Hale said he spoke with Pompeo about the potential damage to State Department morale.
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"Around the dinner table, driving in the car, we discuss thought-provoking and relevant issues -- current events, history, politics, religion -- and we encourage them to think critically and to speak up for their points of view," she said.
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"Since 2014, GM has taken important steps to help ensure the safety of its vehicles, including a new organizational structure dedicated to global vehicle safety and a robust Speak Up for Safety program," the company&aposs statement added.
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The baying of some of Mr Trump's supporters reinforces the impression: at a rally in Nevada the mother of an air-force officer was jeered after asking his running-mate, Mike Pence, to speak up for the Khans.
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Extend this thought and we find that America, by virtue of both our founding and our current position of global influence, has a duty to speak up for freedom, an obligation to help those who cannot help themselves.
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" Firing back at Dowd on Saturday, Kelly wrote, "Yes, I would just sit back and 'enjoy my money,' @matthewjdowd, but instead I've chosen to speak up for women being harassed and abused who have been muzzled by NDAs.
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She often was one of the only people of color in her classes, she told CNN, which made her feel like it was her duty to speak up for people that don't have a platform to do so.
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Today, speaking exclusively to Refinery29 and in partnership with Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health, an initiative that aims to empower adults with mental health conditions to speak up, the Supergirl actor shares more about her diagnosis.
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The Supergirl actress, who recently announced her collaboration with Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health as the initiative expanded to Instagram, is mom to daughters Anniston Kae, 10, and Taelyn Leigh, 13, plus son Noah Wilde, 16.
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Protecting Dreamers is high on her list: With the DREAM Act sitting in a cruel limbo, she said she'll speak up for the 800,000 young people who many say are effectively being used as bargaining chips in the debate.
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The accompanying baying of some of Mr Trump's supporters reinforces the impression: at a rally in Nevada the mother of an air-force officer was jeered after asking his running-mate, Mike Pence, to speak up for the Khans.
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"For the international community to speak up for Hong Kong is extremely important, and we see that across the American political establishment," Dennis Kwok of the liberal-democratic Civic Party said at the Asia Society thinktank in New York.
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These brands speak to many both at home and abroad of opportunities for peaceful dissidents to speak up, for community organizers to find one another and collaborate, for valuable lessons to be shared across state borders, and so on.
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I'm going to continue to push back and speak up for that young girl that wants to model, wants to act, wants to be up front, and needs to be reminded that she is just as deserving as anyone else.
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Clinton and Teigen get it right with their advice and actions here: always document and report any threats made against yourself and your family members — especially those most vulnerable in the family who are unable to speak up for themselves.
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Since revealing her son's speech delay on an episode of Family Vacation, Farley has made it her mission to help be a voice not just for her son, but also speak up for other moms and children in a similar situation.
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"I am incredibly sad to have had to announce my resignation as a minister in Her Majesty's government so that I can better speak up for my constituents and country over how Brexit is currently being delivered," Lee said on Twitter.
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"Once you have that experience and you're connected to natural places, we want to convert that into a civic voice and speak up for national parks," said Hayley Mortimer, vice president of regional operations of the National Park Conservation Association.
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We the people must speak up for our Constitution and demand the Senate provide the very same protections for Judge Kavanaugh as our rule of law requires for any other person in our nation, regardless of party affiliation or political outcome.
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"I feel that Mike Pence doesn't stand for anything that I was taught when I grew up, and I think that it's important if you're given the platform to speak up for those who don't have a voice," he added.
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The power dynamics of both tipping and male-dominated kitchen culture have long ensured that women's bodies are seen as an up for grabs -- mainly because women have been afraid to speak up for fear of losing wages or their jobs.
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" Bergh said it was his responsibility to speak up for important issues since he leads a "values-drive company that's known the world over as a pioneer of the American West and one of the great symbols of American freedom.
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"It remains hard to see so many run to defend someone who committed a horrible crime, who destroyed our family, who refuses to accept responsibility, when so few are willing to speak up for Hae," the family said at the time.
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"If overseas experience is anything to go by, it will be very hard to speak up for real marriage anymore in schools, at work, socially (if 'yes' passes)," he told his parishioners to a mixed response, according to local media.
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This means every voter can participate in the pre-election process by using their money to "speak up" for candidates they endorse, and it enables lesser-known candidates to find financial support without bending the knee before big money special interests.
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"We are all stakeholders who not only have the right to speak up for our students, but we also have a duty to do so," Suzanne Breaux, president of the Vermilion Association of Educators, said at the rally on Thursday.
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I also felt jealous because I never had a moment like that — I had many small moments where I tried to express myself, and I tried to speak up for myself, but I love how she just lets it all out.
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"I also heard so many undercurrents from women afraid to speak up for fear of retaliation if they pursued work with another animal organization, or they simply didn't feel their voices would be heard if they did speak up," she said.
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"I feel that Mike Pence doesn't stand for anything that I was taught when I grew up, and I think that it's important if you're given the platform to speak up for those who don't have a voice," Rippon said Friday.
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The 31-year-old swimming superstar —and new father — opened up about his struggles with ADHD in a new video for the Child Mind Institute's Speak Up for Kids campaign, explaining that a teacher once predicted that the Baltimore native would never succeed.
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Fardin has continued to speak up for women's rights in the country, showing support for a movement to make abortion legal in Argentina and, more recently, for an 11-year-old girl who was forced to give birth to her rapist's baby.
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Despite being a relative newcomer, I got highly involved in Tor quickly, and many of the anonymous victims do not have my established trust and visibility in the community, so today I am using my power to speak up for those who cannot.
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Stone is just the first in a series of celebrities who will be joining the Institute's new #MyYoungerSelf campaign to raise awareness about mental health for children, which is part of a greater education effort from the Institute called Speak Up For Kids.
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Even years after attending a program, students experienced long-term benefits such as better dating relationships, the ability to recognize and leave an unhealthy relationship, increased self-confidence and assertiveness, and the ability to speak up for people who are being treated unfairly.
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When I look back, I realize she raised me like a white kid — not white culturally, but in the sense of believing that the world was my oyster, that I should speak up for myself, that my ideas and thoughts and decisions mattered.
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"To say that she shouldn't have had an affair with him, or to point to the man like he's the victim, is just really fucking lazy," she said, adding that women with sugar daddies are rarely given a chance to speak up for themselves.
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The "Sorry Not Sorry" singer showed up with Danica Roem, who was elected Virginia's first transgender legislator earlier this month, publicly throwing her support behind the now-elected official, and just proving again and again that she'll always speak up for those who are marginalized.
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"For us, not just as athletes, but as people in general, we have the ability to speak up for what it is that we believe in; whether you're an athlete or not, whether you're an actor or not," Bryant continued in the press room.
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A smart GOP candidate can simultaneously speak up for those workers and bash all the other ineffective forms of welfare by promising to take money from those failing programs and shift them into paying for caps on public transit fares in every major U.S. city.
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That someone like her would now refuse to speak up for a poor Muslim farmer with small children who was lynched in her state is an indication of how poisoned the air has become in three short years since the B.J.P. came to power.
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Almost 10 years after she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, the Supergirl actress, 37, is publicly opening up about her mental health for the first time, and encouraging for others to do the same through the Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health initiative.
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I don't know about you, but these days I'm feeling the urge to take a cue from these badass groups of women as I continue to speak up for the causes I believe in, even if I'm not very likely to incorporate spells into my activism.
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Image 2 of 2 ISLAMABAD – As Pakistan heads into parliamentary elections this week, the country&aposs minorities are looking for better representation and a voice that will speak up for them in what rights groups warn is in an increasingly intolerant atmosphere in this Muslim-majority nation.
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Flanked by Stephen Kohn, a leading American advocate who secured a $104 million financial reward for a UBS whistleblower in 2012 under a U.S. bounty programme for informers, Wilkinson said other informants were too afraid to speak up for fear of losing their jobs and livelihoods.
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Lisa Boeving-Learned's conversations with voters, for example, link universal health care to her pro-veteran and pro-union stands; she is passionate about voting rights and redistricting, and isn't afraid to speak up for commonsense gun laws in places where other politicians duck the question.
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"As a breast cancer survivor, I know firsthand the importance of education and outreach that informs women 45 and younger about their breast cancer risks, and empowers them to speak up for their health and fight this deadly disease," Wasserman Schultz said in the news release.
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Since revealing her son's speech delay on an episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, Jenni "JWoww" Farley has made it her mission to help be a voice not just for her son Greyson Valor, but also speak up for other moms and children in a similar situation.
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I've had so many opportunities, I've been so privileged — so if I can speak up for all those people who need their jobs, or that don't have a platform, or are so introverted that they can't raise these issues, it felt like I should do it.
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But Chief Justice Rehnquist hated the exclusionary rule that Judge Baer invoked in suppressing the tainted evidence, and he strongly opposed the citation of foreign law, and yet he found a way to speak up for judicial independence in a way that stood apart from politics.
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Along with speaking up about her own experiences, she partnered with five mental-health organizations, called Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health, in May 2015 to reframe mental health imagery and encourage others to speak openly about mental health with their doctors, support systems, family and friends.
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If we are to create a community that takes pride in how it cares for its own, one that promotes decent values, such as humility and tolerance and the wish to share, we have no choice but to step forward, to declare ourselves and speak up for our values.
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The passionate prince told the crowd that education had the power to lift young women out of poverty, and he echoed First Lady Michelle Obama in the need to empower girls from "the bottom up," and that it shouldn t just be women who speak up for them.
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The job of a progressive prosecutor is to look out for the overlooked, to speak up for those whose voices aren't being heard, to see and address the causes of crime, not just their consequences, and to shine a light on the inequality and unfairness that lead to injustice.
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When asked, Questlove said he initially had some hesitation about working with Pandora given its past conflicts with music world, but said he was confident that the company paid its royalty obligations properly and that part of his job would be to speak up for musicians in the company.
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But the fast food workers outside Saint Anselm weren't there to back any politician in particular—their slogan on Saturday night, "Come Get My Vote," was designed to show the candidates that there were votes to be had if one of them would speak up for Fight for $15.
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"My job is to speak up for what I believe in and the vision that I have set out today and I believe in it very, very sincerely and I'm going to keep going for as long as it takes," he told the BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg.
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But since their perspective is still a minority in both chambers of congress (both hover around 20 percent women generally, and 7 percent for women of color) they often have to speak up for women, who, although we often forget it, do make up a majority of the population.
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There still is a lot that needs to be done in the music industry, but in terms of our careers we are in the driver's seat more than ever because we speak up for ourselves, we stick together, and [we] make sure our opinions are treated as validly as any man's.
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His testimony will be key to Congress's oversight responsibilities, and will likely cement the notion that career State Department officials were cut out of key conversations and punished just for doing their actual jobs while their boss Secretary of State Pompeo failed, and is failing to speak up for them.
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"That is the very reason women don't speak up for years is the fear that no one will believe them or their abuser has threatened their life or life of their loved ones/livelihood in order to keep their victim quiet and under control," Gaga wrote on Instagram at the time.
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Jennifer Lawrence penned an essay for Lenny Letter about making far less than the male stars of American Hustle, revealing that she didn't want to negotiate for a raise because she didn't want to seem "spoiled" or "difficult," two labels often assigned to women who speak up for what they want.
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Even now, especially in developing countries like mine, this has barely changed: The worst thing a woman can do is speak up for herself and spread ideas that are not "appropriate," like saying that misogyny exists in her professional field or denouncing a sexual crime committed by a powerful man.
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The Tale resonates with other #MeToo testimonials in so many ways — in the abuse of power it depicts, in the way it shows how other women can be complicit in enabling or excusing abuse, and in its exploration of why someone might not speak up for years, or decades, about a past assault.
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So if our elected representatives in Congress are unwilling to listen to the people who suffer from their inaction, then those of us who have their ear should speak up for a raise in the federal minimum wage because it would build a healthy and thriving economy that benefit rich and poor alike.
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Especially because I identify as a woman, and I can see how other women are treated and I experience that stuff myself so I want to speak about it and maybe make other women speak up for themselves, or just make other people realize that these are real issues we all need to face.
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The key to living a life of integrity is to take ownership of the consequential decisions," Rosenstein said in a commencement address at Campbell University Law School in Raleigh, N.C. He also urged the students to defend "the rule of law," saying that, as lawyers, they have an obligation to "speak up for the truth.
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"It remains hard to see so many run to defend someone who committed a horrible crime, who destroyed our family, who refuses to accept responsibility, when so few are willing to speak up for Hae," the family of the Serial victim said in a statement released by the office of the Maryland attorney general back in 2016.
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Victorina Morales, who came out earlier this week about her citizenship status despite the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration, told The Associated Press in an interview on Friday that she stands by her decision to speak up for other workers without legal documents at the club who she says have been facing abuse and ridicule in the workplace.
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By exposing web platforms that may host sexual speech to wide-ranging civil and criminal liability, it incentivizes them to over-censor their users It's deeply disappointing that neither Congress nor the president had the courage to speak up for the innocent people who will be silenced under the law, including the victims it will put in more danger.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE on Wednesday slammed the alleged actions of film producer and Democratic mega-donor Harvey Weinstein and called on men in Hollywood to "speak up" for women in the industry.
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And I'm really hopeful that we will put in place structures so that some of the things that have happened to a lot of us don't happen to the next generation of young, voiceless, scared people who don't feel like they can speak up for themselves for fear of not just getting fired, but of never being hired ever again.
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"I'd like to speak up for the border when I say there are millions of people here, and we have jobs and families and lives that interact with it every day," said Josiah Heyman, a professor who studies the border at the University of Texas at El Paso and pointed out that a lot of US citizens live and work on both sides of the border.
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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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Tillmans has open-source'd the posters, encouraging any and all to print and share the images in any way that will inspire voters, especially young voters, to register before June 7, before they miss the chance to speak up for their country and for the future of the EU. In his statement about the project, Tillmans cites the shortcomings of the UK's Remain campaign—a fact-pushing campaign to maintain the UK's EU membership—and the harsh reality of Dutch voters' recent decision to deny closer political and economic EU ties with Ukraine as clear and unavoidable signs that the UK needs to take the potential dangers of this vote seriously.
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