Join us and take a stand against bullying and #ChooseKindness.
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We either take a stand against tyranny or we fail.
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We take a stand against environmental destruction and cultural eradication.
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Planning to support or take a stand against the NRA?
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Theallet's not the first designer to take a stand against Trump.
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Congress is right to take a stand against a carbon tax.
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Collaboration is imperative, but populists take a stand against European integration.
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And he decided he needed to take a stand against Nike.
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Cultural institutions have to take a stand against the other values.
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To take a stand against misogyny — and against the new president.
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"We all need to take a stand against gun violence," she said.
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Shouldn't our most powerful artists take a stand against the violent mob?
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"He decided to take a stand against these heinous allegations," he said.
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It's time to take a stand against flaky face paints and stripping lipsticks.
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You can read about how to take a stand against the directive now.
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" He added: "Somone has to take a stand against the quote-unquote trolls.
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"Sometimes you need to take a stand against friends," he told the BBC.
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"We need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr said in a statement.
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A new proposal is pushing City Hall to take a stand against animal cruelty.
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Small "d" democrats across Europe must take a stand against growing illiberal, authoritarian trends.
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He thought he needed to take a stand against what the police had done.
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" He added that he felt he had to take a stand against "this idiotic thinking.
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Critics and filmmakers alike banded together early this week to take a stand against Disney.
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This isn't the first move James made to take a stand against Trump's upcoming presidency.
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For a time it seemed that Mr. Ryan might take a stand against Mr. Trump.
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" "Governors across this country had a chance to take a stand against ObamaCare, many did.
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Progressive leaders must take a stand against this logic of mass incarceration, wherever it exists.
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Some of that is because they want to take a stand against those specific policies.
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Theron says women need to take a stand against the idea of aging out of Hollywood.
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Meanwhile, Australian students are skipping school to take a stand against political inaction on climate change.
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Paul Ryan doesn't believe that he will have to publicly take a stand against Donald Trump.
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To unionize a black workforce, it is first necessary to take a stand against racial discrimination.
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Kenneth Frazier resigned "to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," he said in a statement.
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Why do some individuals take a stand against oppression while others choose to participate in it?
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Google is an advertising company, so why would it take a stand against any type of ad?
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In the coming days, Congress must take a stand against hate, terrorism, and this horrific gun violence.
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David Garrett is going to take a stand against the unjustified accusations by means of legal action.
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In a statement on their website, Pearl Jam said they must "must take a stand against prejudice".
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Transgender North Carolinians took selfies to take a stand against the state's controversial anti-transgender bathroom law.
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Alyssa Milano supports Rose McGowan, but don't expect to see her take a stand against Harvey Weinstein.
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It is always gratifying to see a strong, stable and talented woman take a stand against bias.
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Electing Trump was a way to take a stand against both ambitious liberalism and insufficiently ambitious conservatism.
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I'm proud of that Lakeland 6th grader for having the courage to take a stand against injustice.
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Richard asks Carol and Morgan to help convince Ezekiel to take a stand against Negan and the Saviors.
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If we take a stand against China now, American businesses and American consumers will come out on top.
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It is my way of being able to take a stand against doing harm to any living creature.
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Tic Tacs is the second candy company to take a stand against Trump's campaign so far this cycle.
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Don't be afraid to take a stand against hatred and don't let hateful people define who you are.
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The White House, he added, was unlikely to take a stand against a program seen as helping businesses.
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Allies say they doubt he would take a stand against a nominee since he is no longer chairman.
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There has been a big effort for companies to take a stand against Trump for his increasingly controversial statements.
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Booker, another potential 2020 candidate, is now the fifth sitting senator to take a stand against corporate PAC contributions.
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Girardi said it was important for baseball to take a stand against domestic violence, but he was also pragmatic.
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How many black voters will rise to take a stand against the dark vision of politics that Moore represents?
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The senator said while many lawmakers want to take a stand against Price as well, Sessions raises bigger concerns.
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James, whose opponent has accused him of supporting sanctuary cities, was trying to take a stand against the practice.
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"I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," he wrote on Merck's Twitter account at the time.
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Any potential embarrassment in going public was outweighed by a desire to take a stand against AMI, Bezos said.
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Clark argues their coverage of Batman is too soft and the Planet should take a stand against vigilante justice.
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And while this decision didn't stop her career, other women who take a stand against their predators aren't so lucky.
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As an African American, I feel that it is especially important for me to take a stand against predatory lenders.
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Mr Tshisekedi tried to take a stand against flagrant vote-buying by blocking the new senators from taking their seats.
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His unorthodox and controversial style of politics creates more political incentives for Republicans to take a stand against his presidency.
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The time to take a stand against true rape culture is now, even if it means being accused of intolerance.
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Within Amazon, employees circulated a letter asking the company to stop working with Palantir and take a stand against ICE.
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The civil rights leader would be demanding that legislators take a stand against the reactionary policies of the current President.
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Instagram, owned by Facebook, decided to take a stand against "hate" and remove a bevy of individuals from its platforms.
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We hope you will join with us and the National Institute for Civil Discourse and take a stand against incivility.
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And the campaign allowed her to take a stand against the Trump policies that once inspired her one-finger salute.
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Though Mr. Singh is Sikh, not Muslim, he saw the incident as an opportunity to take a stand against Islamophobia.
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It's up to Democrats and any remaining Never-Trump Republicans to take a stand against this Darwinian approach to international relations.
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Rosanne Cash urged her fellow performers to take a stand against the National Rifle Association, which advocates for broad gun rights.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr writes.
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We must take a stand against the actions of this president and the threat that he represents to our democratic republic.
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You compliment him, you flatter him, you work with him behind the scenes, you don't take a stand against him publicly.
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Eminem is not afraid to take a stand against Donald Trump, but the POTUS once stan-ed for him at the podium.
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McConnell, the Senate majority leader from Kentucky, must take a stand against Donald Trump's irresponsible claims of vote rigging and election fraud.
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Frazier quit the president's council on manufacturing after Trump failed to "take a stand against intolerance and extremism" in Charlottesville this weekend.
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Others felt that rather than joking about the issue, Ryan should use his voice to take a stand against Trump's concerning behavior.
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But actress and activist Sophia Bush insists that now more than ever, it's time to take a stand against President Donald Trump.
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Chertoff said governments should emphasize digital hygiene education and called on multinational firms to take a stand against governments going too far.
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We need to take a stand against this power grab by state agencies, and reject the idea that encrypted communications undermine security.
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His older brother, Benjamin LeBaron, 32, became an anti-crime activist who pushed the local community to take a stand against violence.
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Take a stand against pumpkin-spice everything with these dirty-chai-inspired energy balls — they're like a latte, but won't burn your tongue.
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People on Twitter angry with both Vo and Elle are encouraging others to sign the petition and "take a stand against migraine pose."
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In 2015, he collaborated with friend/artist JR on a public installation in Paris encouraging diplomats to take a stand against climate change.
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"I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," wrote Kenneth Frazier, boss of Merck, a pharma giant, after Charlottesville.
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To avoid a nuclear chain reaction in Asia, Congress should take a stand against proliferation and refuse to fund these new weapons programs.
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But now we're taking our commitment even further, as the first major retailer of pet food to take a stand against artificial ingredients.
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Their employees and customers have ratcheted up the pressure to take a stand against the new president—and it seems to be working.
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Do you feel betrayed by the leaders of the conservative movement, especially the men, who refused to take a stand against Trump sooner?
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As C.E.O. of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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She took aim at the National Rifle Association (NRA), asking when her congressional colleagues will finally take a stand against their gun policies.
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As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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"As C.E.O. of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," Frazier said.
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"It is long past time for RCA to dump R. Kelly and take a stand against abuse," the group said in a statement.
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That led people on the Indian left to criticize the company for failing to take a stand against India's oppressive caste system and patriarchy.
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It presents him as someone who is aware of the flaws in the current political system and ready to take a stand against inequality.
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These teenagers will be donning bright, sparkly, formal quinceañera gowns to take a stand against the hate being directed their way through this bill.
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If Mr. Bevin, a Republican, wanted to take a stand against cooperation with the federal government, he picked an odd way to do it.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr said in a release.
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Just the opposite, we hope all of our students will take a stand against injustice and we applaud those students who actively do so.
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Jenna Levine, a student at Syracuse University, decided to take a stand against too-loud dorm sex by writing her neighbors a candid note.
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Kenneth Frazier, the CEO of Merck & Co, resigned from Trump's manufacturing council to take a stand against the President's remarks about Charlottesville on Saturday.
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It's also why she's refusing to take a stand against, or even forcefully call out, Clinton's hostile and potentially illegal takeover of the DNC.
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The town council in North Smithfield is the latest government agency to take a stand against Nike in light of its partnership with Kaepernick.
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Fashion needs to take a stand against using toxic chemicals in the production of clothing, and commit to a transparent and ethical supply chain.
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The award gives a quarter of a million dollars "no-strings-attached" to folks exercising "ethical disobedience" to take a stand against societal injustice.
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In a sign of how unnerving Russia's statements had become, Ukrainian politicians pleaded publicly with the administration to take a stand against the referendum.
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"#tbt in celebration of #SpiritDay today, wearing purple and reminding everyone to take a stand against bullying and to support LGBTQ youth," she wrote.
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Empower them with the information they need to take a stand against all the misinformation around this disease and regain control of their health.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr said in a statement.
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Will he take a stand against Russian imperialism and promise to defend our neighbor, Ukraine, in the hybrid war Russia is waging against it?
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Amnesty International said in a statement Wednesday that the moment had come for states to take a stand against the kingdom's violation of rights.
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But it is odd that Walmart is selectively choosing to take a stand against e-cigarettes when you can still buy traditional tobacco products.
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"As CEO of Merck, and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism." pic.twitter.
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On Monday morning, Frazier said he was resigning from the council as a "matter of conscience" and to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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The question is whether and when some Republicans might start to take a stand against Trump, not just with their words but with their votes.
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Two body-positive yoga teachers have decided to take a stand against all of the "body shaming ads" that plague the New York City subways.
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Either way, Altman has more power than most people to take a stand against Trump, and his refusal to do so makes him a coward.
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Though they already had control of the House in 1982, Democrats expanded their majority by urging voters to take a stand against the Reagan Revolution.
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A group of them have sent a second letter this week demanding the company take a stand against ICE and cease its dealings with Palantir.
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They're doing it to take a stand against police brutality and racial inequality in America — sticking to the message of exiled NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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People attending the Grammys on Sunday evening wore white roses to take a stand against sexual misconduct and show solidarity with the Time's Up initiative.
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As surgeon general and as a new father, I urge all Americans to take a stand against e-cigarette use by our nation's young people.
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McCain sabotaged Obamacare repeal in a self-indulgent and theatrical way, but he did ultimately take a stand against both the president and Mitch McConnell.
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Should it be a haven for free speech and diverse ideas, or take a stand against a strain of politics that many residents bitterly oppose?
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But all things considered, it's essentially a $400 wood-and-wire medallion to indicate that you are willing to take a stand against the mainstream.
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When the animal rights group sent a letter asking the English village to take a stand against animal cruelty, residents were surprised, and not amused.
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"As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," Frazier said.
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She wanted to not only represent models for their personality and their looks, but also take a stand against ongoing prejudice in the fashion industry.
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Until her father passed away, she said, he was troubled with the question of would he have been able to take a stand against the Nazis.
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It's important for survivors, and everyone else for that matter, to see Swift take a stand against assault and win — whether or not you like her.
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During Sunday's protests, many people cited the carnage in Charlottesville the previous day, stating that they were demonstrating to take a stand against racism and bigotry.
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Apple will be one of the few major tech companies to take a stand against Donald Trump's inflammatory comments on women, Mexicans, Muslims and other minorities.
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All of this rulemaking is fantastic: it's a way for institutions to take a stand against sexual predation, and to create major opportunities for consent education.
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And survivors of the attack have sparked activists everywhere to rise up and take a stand against the violence that we are all too familiar with.
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"As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," he wrote in a statement.
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An Ohio photographer's work is going viral online after she posted images of students using the popular hashtag #IfIDieInASchoolShooting to take a stand against school shootings.
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Employee quits his job with a team One man took it to another level; he says he quit his job to take a stand against #TakeAKnee.
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But the lawmaker said party leaders are under enormous pressure from the National Rifle Association and other gun rights activists to take a stand against Obama.
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But there seems to be a double standard: On other issues, like natural gas, the prime minister has been loath to take a stand against monopolies.
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Some at Facebook viewed Mr. Trump's 210 attack on Muslims as an opportunity to finally take a stand against the hate speech coursing through its platform.
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The IRS decided to take a stand against the company, and embarked on an investigation that it believed would show Microsoft&aposs scheme to avoid taxes.
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Trump then wrapped up the convention with the iconic Rolling Stones, and Oliver decided it was time to "take a stand" against politicians using music without permission.
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But Falcon says a win in the Senate would give the bill momentum, and make it more difficult for legislators to take a stand against the tide.
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"If the men in our lives realize that this isn't just something that happens to other women, they'll be more likely to take a stand against it."
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Mr. Starr wrote in a statement on Wednesday.
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And everyone who even hears about a ritual like No Gay Thursdays — including Conestoga's coaches, who Hogan said "must have known" — should take a stand against it.
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As a person with a strong moral backbone, I had to take a stand against this guest's choice of headwear while in my former place of work.
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Jean-Raymond's powerful message was lauded by critics, but it cost his company over $120,000 in business from buyers too chickenshit to take a stand against oppression.
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" Among the groups affected were bodies representing lawyers and the Union of Turkish Bar Associations vowed to "take a stand against any unlawful intervention on legal firms.
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She called Mr. Zhou a "bully" for suing Ms. Wang, and said she was at the courthouse to take a stand against the government censorship of #MeToo.
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In 2016, just before I left London, the journalist Anna Minton and I rallied about 100 citizens to take a stand against the privatization of public squares.
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The trailer also provides a deeper introduction to The Losers' Club, the group of outcast kids who finally take a stand against the evil lurking beneath their town.
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"This is an easy way for citizens to take a stand against sex trafficking by simply taking photos," Kimberly Ritter, director for development for Exchange Initiative, tells CNN.
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In a new video from the Truth Initiative, an anti-tobacco advocacy group, creatures from elephants to dogs take a stand against the massive e-cigarette company JUUL.
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The retail store has also joined the growing list of major sporting goods retailers who have recently announced their decision to take a stand against military-style weapons.
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Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ) made news this week when he compared the Trump presidency to a "biblical flood" and urged Republicans to take a stand against him.
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Rather than seizing on what some viewed as an opportunity for Facebook to take a stand against hate speech, the senior team decided to keep Trump's post up.
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The SPLC has called out the group several times over the years for refusing to take a stand against racism and maintaining a pro-Confederate view of history.
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More than 22,221 people, according to group Keep Sydney Open, converged in Sydney's city centre to take a stand against the state's controversial lockout laws on Sunday afternoon.
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While it's hard to say how likely the law is to pass, President Emmanuel Macron indicated on Sunday he would take a stand against sexual harassment in France.
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And everyone can take a stand against handing companies buckets of cash that don't have any apparent impact on jobs or growth — and that they don't even need.
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Far-right websites and commenters are declaring that Virginia is the place to take a stand against what they see as a national trend of weakening gun rights.
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Mike Thompson (D-Calif.), chairman of the House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force, called on his Congressional colleagues to show "courage" and take a stand against gun violence.
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"As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," Frazier wrote in a tweet.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday ramped up its support for the protests gripping Iran and urged other nations to take a stand against Tehran's violent crackdown on demonstrators.
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In both cases, Sanders thought it was more important to take a stand against malign pro-business initiatives than to deliver concrete progressive wins they were attached to.
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Taiwan's Foreign Ministry had said that it is grateful to the efforts of like-minded countries that have chosen to "take a stand against Chinese bullying of private enterprises".
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"A group of employees is circulating a petition that calls on the Oracle leadership to take a stand against what they call Ellison's "damaging association with the Trump campaign.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," the former drummer for The Beatles said in a statement.
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Despite their differences, the women joined forces over the weekend to take a stand against Senate Republicans' health care bill, which proposes deep cuts in federal spending on Medicaid.
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Last year, Jay Z and a cadre of music industry titans launched Tidal, a streaming service meant to take a stand against free streaming and give artists value again.
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" Kenneth Frazier said in a statement, "As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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Though they have lost much of their influence in America, unions still hold considerable sway in aviation, and they aren't afraid to take a stand against their corporate overlords.
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Romney really wants to take a stand against the President, now that he's taking office in the Senate, he has a chance to show he is more than bluster.
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Mr. Figueroa said he understood that Mr. O'Toole might take a stand against telling private companies how much to pay their workers, as his predecessor, John J. Degnan, did.
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She coined the word "upstanders" (as opposed to "bystanders") to describe those who tried to take a stand against genocide; it found its way into the Oxford English Dictionary.
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Experts on civil resistance say it would take millions flooding the streets of major US cities to compel Republicans to change their behavior and take a stand against Trump.
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Why not just tell the truth when the world — including everyone in technology who has taken the region's money — is too cowardly or greedy to take a stand against it?
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Twitter has primarily been her soapbox, from which she has rallied women and men to take a stand against Weinstein and anyone who has sexually assaulted, abused, and harassed people.
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Keith Fink, Hewitt's lawyer, slammed any suggestion that his client had filed the suit for fame and money, telling PEOPLE the model wants to take a stand against domestic violence.
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Keith Fink, Hewitt's lawyer, slammed any suggestion that his client had filed the suit for fame and money, telling PEOPLE the model wanted to take a stand against domestic violence.
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Ocasio-Cortez's and her fellow freshman colleagues' willingness to take a stand against ICE has left many feeling that it's possible to advance policy in Congress to eliminate the agency.
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Amazon Web Services employees circulated an internal letter demanding that Amazon stop working with big data company Palantir and that it take a stand against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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" The American Manufacturing Council has been the focus of politic attentions since Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier resigned earlier Monday, citing his "responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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"With the conclusion of this investigation, we believe many more communities will take a stand against fossil fuel companies that are putting profit before people," he said in a statement.
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The forces of law and order in Alabama were so strong that to take a stand against this injustice, we had to be willing to sacrifice our lives for our cause.
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And so it came to pass that the airport catering workers of Unite Here Local 233 decided to take a stand against the garish, confetti-strewn backdrop of Super Bowl LIV.
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At CNN's Republican debate on Thursday, Marco Rubio appeared to do something very unusual for the GOP stage: He tried to take a stand against Islamophobia, particularly against Donald Trump's Islamophobia.
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The Coleco Chameleon is a video game console promising to take a stand against downloadable content (DLC) by shipping non-upgradeable cartridge games just like systems from the 1980s and 1990s.
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That capitalized on the former San Francisco 49er's player using his platform to take a stand against what he believed to be social injustices towards black people in the United States.
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Tillerson, who is currently in Italy for the two-day G7 foreign ministers' meeting, said Monday the US would take a stand against any government who committed atrocities on innocent people.
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One got traditional healthy eating education; another group also got a discussion of healthy eating, but it was framed as a way to take a stand against the manipulative food industry.
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The party says the MPs it has elected to Westminster will also take a stand against government austerity and protect what it describes as Scotland&aposs "fair and progressive" tax system.
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On Sunday, Mr. Lesser, who lives in Middletown, joined a candlelight vigil to show support for victims of the Pittsburgh shooting and to take a stand against hatred and anti-Semitism.
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Unlike Trump's previous fumble with the Duke endorsement – where he failed to initially acknowledge and disavow Duke's clear white nationalist connections – his campaign was quick to take a stand against Senecal.
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Tech companies came under pressure after the election to take a stand against building a database, and Google, Twitter and others all said they would not contribute to such an effort.
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"We're here to take a stand against the ideas that Trump spouted throughout the course of this campaign -- sexism, Islamophobia, his bigotry and nationalism," said protester Jed Holtz, from New York City.
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For the Globes, in which many women wore black to take a stand against gender inequality and abuse in the workplace, Swennen sourced a Mario Dice dress from the designer's archived collection.
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"As the CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," Frazier, who is African-American, wrote in a statement.
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"Given Cloudflare's previous stances of privacy and freedom, as well as fighting alongside the EFF, we had hoped they would take a stand against FOSTA/SESTA," Assembly Four said on its website.
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After a teammate was shot in the stomach during a drive-by shooting in New York last summer, a group of teen basketball players decided to take a stand against gun violence.
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BALTIMORE (Reuters) - After the deaths of nearly 20 of her friends and relatives, Erricka Bridgeford said she wanted to take a stand against Baltimore's worst wave of deadly violence in a generation.
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"We are here to take a stand against Senate Bill 4, the most discriminatory and hateful law in recent history," one of the young women, who NPR identified as Magdalena Juarez, said.
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At the time he left the business council, he tweeted from Merck's account: "I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," he wrote on Merck's Twitter account at the time.
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The reason I found this article so interesting is because it exemplifies this typical disconnect; Mr. Polk describes both his awareness of sexism and his failure to take a stand against it.
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"After an election in which voters rejected elites of both political parties, members of Congress should take a stand against any policy that further enriches wealthy and corporate interests," the group said.
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Cross your fingers and see if voters in a red district will be willing to take a stand against corruption and elect a Palestinian Mexican-American millennial to represent them in Washington.
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"We applaud Mayor Herbst's decision to serve her community openly in public office and take a stand against hateful rhetoric coming from some of our legislators," Ms. Burke said in an email.
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On Saturday, hundreds of thousands protested during a sanctioned rally commemorating the 5th anniversary of the 2014 Umbrella Movement, which also saw protesters take a stand against the Chinese government, Reuters reports.
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Writing soon after the white nationalist protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the president's lukewarm response, Stroop exhorted his readers to take a stand against Trumpism — and what it represented — in their churches.
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And if Modern Appealing Clothing is not, in fact, trying to recoup financial losses, it's certainly one way to take a stand against ongoing concerns about the Trump family's various private business endeavors.
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The New York Post on Wednesday announced on Wednesday that it would be joining the hundreds of newspapers publishing editorials that will take a stand against President Trump's repeated attacks on the media.
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We have to insist that the societies of which we are a part take a stand against anti-Semitism, because any society in which it flourishes is one that is dead or dying.
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As the first session of the 68th Congress neared, a faction of progressive members saw the slim Republican majority as a chance to take a stand against the regular Republicans led by Gillett.
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" On March 10, 13 Senate Democrats sent Pai a letter again demanding he answer, arguing his "silence on the matter and refusal to take a stand against threats levied at the media is troubling.
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Tecosky knew he needed to take a stand against this kind of treatment (since he already knew he couldn't sleep through it), so he decided to give Italics a taste of his own medicine.
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On Tuesday morning, 86-year-old peace activist Louise Schneider decided to take a stand against that and sprayed "Money for Weapons kills!" in red on a construction wall of the Swiss National Bank.
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There was also an added wrinkle in Sessions's history that made it, perhaps, a little more palatable to take a stand against a longtime senator: He'd been rejected by the Senate Judiciary Committee before.
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Just days after paying tribute to 13-year-old Daniel Fitzpatrick, the Staten Island teen who committed suicide last week citing relentless bullying, Monica Lewinsky is pushing others to take a stand against bullying.
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I'm a high school student and I think we desperately need more leaders like President Obama to take a stand against fossil fuel interests and to block all new fossil fuel infrastructure right now.
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Our unprecedented coalition of more than 80 groups – from the Wounded Warrior Project to my organization, MPA – The Association of Magazine Media – has come together to take a stand against the PRC's dangerous plan.
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As I have done on countless issues, including disaster relief and wall funding, I will always take a stand against borrowing more money to pay for programs rather than setting priorities and cutting waste.
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In order to change this perception, leaders need embody the right behaviors themselves, hold others accountable for doing so and have the courage take a stand against those who may have discriminatory leadership styles.
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Happn, one of our favorite dating apps, is calling upon male users to wear red lipstick on March 8, International Women's Day, to show that they take a stand against sexual violence against women.
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"In Germany, I've certainly encountered hate, but individual courage, as well, from people who are convinced, thanks to a sense of historical responsibility, of the need to take a stand against hatred," she continues.
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"With a simple name change, your village can take a stand against this cruelty," Elisa Allen, director of PETA's London office, wrote, pointing to evidence of mistreatment of sheep on farms around the world.
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The rapper helped his wife Kim Kardashian West accept Caitlyn Jenner following her gender confirmation and was one of the first artists to take a stand against homophobia in hip hop, according to Mic.
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In a statement Monday, Board of Education president Gloria Reyes said the district would also review its racial slur policy, which had been created in an attempt to take a stand against hateful language.
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"I have decided that impeachment is the only responsible way that we, as citizens, can take a stand against the president's egregious overreach and careless use of the powers of the presidency," Williamson wrote.
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Although we don't know where the newly minted couple are headed, their very escape from conventionality paved the way for other youthful dissenters to take a stand against the deepening American involvement in Vietnam.
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The rally was planned before the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA took place the weekend before, but the response in Boston showed that people will show up to take a stand against racism.
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I sat down to talk with them about the upcoming election, why they felt compelled to take a stand against Le Pen, and what the rise of the far right in France means to them.
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The vote will be a test of whether the EU's center-right establishment, which is aligned with Orbán's party in parliament, will take a stand against the rising tide of far-right populists in Europe.
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The Coleco Chameleon—which was announced late last year—promises to take a stand against the proliferate downloadable content (DLC) racket by shipping non-upgradeable cartridge games just like systems from the 1980s and 1990s.
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" Trump's statement was remarkable as Frazier, who is one of the country's most prominent black corporate executives, said in his resignation announcement that he felt "a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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Her campaign said Clinton will tell supporters she will take a stand against weak "rules of origin" and will say the pending Trans Pacific Partnership, a trade compact with 12 nations, is not stringent enough.
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Where are the women who have expressed disdain for the so-called "rape culture" in America and why do they refuse to take a stand against the importing of real rape culture to our country?
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CEO Judy Faulkner sent a letter earlier this week to large hospitals, which are also the company's customers, urging them to take a stand against the rule, in part because of concerns around patient privacy.
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At party offices and events, at state legislatures and town halls, in the streets of cities around the country and in Washington, protesters should take a stand against the GOP's defenses of bigotry and inequality.
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Duterte said Washington's freedom of navigation patrols risked a "miscalculation" that could spark conflict, and accused the previous U.S. administration of pressuring the Philippines to take a stand against China, without a guarantee of military support.
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The team's altered jersey was designed to take a stand against Arizona's new SB 25 law, which allowed police to question and detain people based on whether or not they were suspected of being undocumented immigrants.
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Recently, her organization joined forces with Planned Parenthood and Women Human Rights Defenders, an international coalition of 35 human rights groups, to take a stand against criticism from politicians -- and death threats from anti-abortion campaigners.
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Bank of America can honor this history, take a stand against Trump's anti-immigrant agenda and stop asking for citizenship information; or they can be complicit in stoking fear and destabilizing immigrant communities throughout the country.
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Amnesty&aposs report also urged the UAE&aposs counter-terrorism partners, including the United States, to "take a stand against allegations of torture, including by investigating the role of U.S. personnel in detention-related abuses in Yemen."
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Will the judges who tossed out the Ohio map—together with similar panels striking down gerrymanders in Wisconsin, Maryland, North Carolina and, most recently, Michigan—persuade the Supreme Court to finally take a stand against partisan redistricting?
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Like Springsteen and almost every major tech company, Pearl Jam believes there's a need to "take a stand against prejudice" and even promises to fund local North Carolina groups who are working to repeal the offensive law.
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In interviews with Reuters, more than a dozen clergymen in Asia's biggest Catholic nation said they were uncertain how to take a stand against the thousands of killings in a war that has such overwhelming popular support.
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"I cannot in good conscience lead this organization or look at myself in the mirror each morning if I do not take a stand against the racism, sexism and hate that Donald J. Trump continues to promote."
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It is for this reason that we must take a stand against prejudice, along with other artists and businesses, and join those in North Carolina who are working to oppose HB2 and repair what is currently unacceptable.
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After all, it is the pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong who have become known most recently for wearing black as they take a stand against the attempts of the Chinese government to make their region less semiautonomous.
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The parallel could apply to his own life as it stands in the media now, his refusal to address the details or otherwise take a stand against the types of sexual harassment that have been alleged against him.
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"Erica took the truth with her everywhere she went, even if that truth made people uncomfortable," he said, recalling her willingness to confront President Barack Obama and demand that he take a stand against racially charged policing tactics.
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"As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," Frazier, the only African American CEO of a major pharmaceutical company, wrote in a tweet.
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" The exodus was led by Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier who resigned Monday from a manufacturing council, saying, "As C.E.O. of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism.
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In the age of social media anyone can seize an opportunity to publicly take a stand against President Trump, and know that it could easily become national news and give them their 15 minutes of fame in the process.
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Facebook, Uber, Twitter, Airbnb, GoDaddy, and numerous other companies have either released statements, banned users, or done both in order to take a stand against organizations whose online activities have directly translated to physical threats and real-world violence.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Reuters) - The band Maroon 5 is cancelling concerts planned in North Carolina, the latest musical act to take a stand against a state law on bathroom use that has been criticized as discriminatory against transgender people.
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The film draws its suspense — and its dark cynicism — from Kane's attempts to galvanize members of his community to take a stand against lawlessness and violence, as they shirk, flee from, or shrug off the crusade one by one.
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He wrote that he mounted the attack in Charleston because no one else would take a stand against what he perceived as an epidemic of black-on-white crime and the relegation of white Americans to second-class status.
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This move would ratchet up the costs to Beijing of its domestic policies, and in the process the United States can take a stand against the OBOR — and in support of millions of Chinese citizens now living in terror.
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After the horrors of assault in Hollywood finally came to light, its biggest stars decided to take a stand against sexual harassment and raise awareness for their new Time's Up initiative by only wearing black at the Golden Globes.
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She has faced mounting pressure from House Democrats to take a stand against Trump's alleged political pressure on Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden during a July phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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But if she truly supports Native American sovereignty, and if she is sincere about honoring the treaties and protecting sacred sites, then she will take a stand against this ominous pipeline as well as the brazen violation of our treaty rights.
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Earlier this year, the Orange County city of Los Alamitos was one of the first local jurisdictions to take a stand against the state's sanctuary law policies, and was followed by Huntington Beach, Dana Point, Laguna Niguel and Lake Forest.
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Because instead of retreating to a well-meaning ambivalence, it's able to make the case directly: In order to take down the oppressive council that runs Jirga, Kat has to get over her naivety and take a stand against the powerful.
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His death will leave a void that no one currently can fill and at a time when a man or a woman of courage must take a stand against the corruption we see emanating from high places in our government.
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"Enthusiasm to vote has been incredible in our community, and we've already seen record numbers of Latino voters in Florida, Texas and Nevada take a stand against hatred and bigotry," said Maria Teresa Kumar, president and CEO of Voto Latino.
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" DeGeneres also declared that Hart had grown since his homophobic humor from 2012, and agreed with Hart's own assertion that anger over his past was "an attempt to end me," and that "Somebody has to take a stand against the … trolls.
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Unfortunately, Lamb doesn't want to see Mama June's perspective — and reminds Sugar Bear that one, he needs to take a stand against Mama June and two, he has two women in his life now that he needs to make a choice about.
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Following a Senate hearing with possible Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh in which he denied attempting to sexually assault Christine Blasey Ford while in high school, protestors have flocked to Washington, D.C., in order to take a stand against the judge's nomination.
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She told BuzzFeed that she was really looking to take a stand against pineapple on pizza, another hot button pizza issue, so she chose to post a photo of something she knew people would find gross in order to prove a point.
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"The large and diverse response we've received in just the first 24 hours of this campaign shows that Christians from many different sections of American life share our concerns about Christian nationalism and want to take a stand against it," said Tyler.
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"We believe that Deloitte must take a stand against the mistreatment of human beings as a result of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agencies' continued family separation," Deloitte employees wrote to Ms. Engelbert.
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As the UK rallies its allies (or what remains of them) to take a stand against Moscow's provocation in the attempted murder of a former Russian double agent and his daughter on British soil, we are once again at a pivotal moment.
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The shift has been spurred in part by gun safety groups such as Moms Demand Action, which started the hashtag #GroceriesNotGuns back in 2180 to urge Kroger — with 219,0003 stores, the country's third-largest retailer — to take a stand against open carry.
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Philosophers from Karl Popper to John Rawls have wrestled with the "paradox of tolerance": Liberals must admit illiberal voices to the public forum, but at some point, liberals have to take a stand against illiberalism, lest they be destroyed — along with tolerance itself.
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Or, at least, this is what a dedicated group of Twitter users seem to believe, all of whom have taken to the social platform with the hashtag "#BoycottNetflix" to take a stand against what they believe to be a liberal bias in Netflix's content offerings.
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He has used these issues to stir up his base, always reminding them with a figurative wink and a tweet that he has not forgotten them, and to take a stand against efforts to promote social equality that he dismisses as silly political correctness.
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Bob Ney (the man who mandated french fries be renamed "freedom fries" on congressional food service menus), and headed a failed US Senate reelection campaign for Robert Smith (the man who stabbed a plastic doll on the Senate floor to take a stand against abortion).
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Tony tells us the current culture -- where people bust out their phones to record everything and post it online instantaneously -- makes it hard for comics to try out new material ... and he's praising Davidson for "having the balls" to take a stand against it.
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Although faith communities of a variety of traditions are working to take a stand against racism — just last week, the Southern Baptist Convention voted overwhelmingly to condemn the alt-right, and racism more generally — Jones sees increasing partisan polarization along questions of racial injustice.
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"As surgeon general and as a new father, I am urging all parents to take a stand against e-cigarette use by our nation's young people," Murthy said Thursday at a news conference where he also announced an interactive website with information and resources for parents.
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"It gives kids and teens a voice, making it the day that bullying prevention is heard around the world," Ellis told VICE Impact On Monday, October 2, hundreds of students in schools across the U.S. shared photos of their blue garb to take a stand against bullying.
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Last year, trade groups called on the FDA to take a stand against what they saw as mislabeling on the vegan products, claiming that such oversaturation of the market of the word "milk" would actually confuse consumers looking for a simple gallon of Grade-A good stuff.
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" On Thursday, hundreds of papers joined The Boston Globe in the paper's initiative calling for editorial boards to take a stand against Trump's rhetoric toward the media, which Marjorie Pritchard, the deputy managing editor of the Globe who oversees the paper's editorial page, dubbed a "dirty war.
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We need leaders who value democracy deep in their core, who will fight for its pillars: voting rights and a free press and free speech -- our American values -- and who will also take a stand against these inner weaknesses Russia is trying so hard to exploit.
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If a member of the Electoral College sincerely believes that Mr. Trump is as awful as alleged, then for her to take a stand against him — with the eyes of the nation upon her and at significant personal risk — would be an act of profound constitutional fidelity.
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Yet, even in a climate that has prompted female workers in a variety of fields to take a stand against sexual harassment, male victims largely remain in the shadows, held back by a mix of societal myths, legal challenges, and workplaces that take complaints from men less seriously.
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There's a reason the DACA program didn't get the kind of legal battle when it was introduced in 2012 that the expansions of deferred action would get two years later — few Republicans wanted to take a stand against people who'd graduated from American schools and were starting American careers.
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Photo: Amr Alfiky / APWith the anniversary of the deadly 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, approaching, Twitter is facing increased pressure from a nationwide coalition of civil rights organizations to once and for all take a stand against the white supremacists that operate freely on its platform.
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On Monday, Amazon Web Services employees circulated an internal letter demanding that Amazon stop working with big data company Palantir and that it take a stand against On Thursday, immigration rights protesters blocked traffic and interrupted an AWS conference in New York City because of AWS's ties with ICE.
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"Today we're making a commitment to not sell dog and cat food and treats with artificial colors, flavors or preservatives -- making us the first and only retailer of pet food to take a stand against such ingredients," CEO Ron Coughlin wrote in a letter on the company's website.
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Unilever became the first major corporation to take a stand against culling in 2014, declaring its intention to use in-ovo egg selection to avoid chick culling in hatcheries where the hens that lay eggs for Ben & Jerry's, Hellman's Mayonnaise, and its other egg-based products are born.
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We want to see clear plans for how they'll protect reproductive freedom, address the disparities in abortion access, end a backwards policy that allows health care providers to discriminate against women and LGBTQ+ people by refusing to provide care, and take a stand against the domestic and global gag rule.
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"While you have long claimed to be an advocate for the freedom of the press and the First Amendment, your silence on the matter and refusal to take a stand against threats levied at the media is troubling given your regulatory and oversight role over the industry," the senators wrote.
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"While you have long claimed to be an advocate for the freedom of the press and the First Amendment, your silence on the matter and refusal to take a stand against threats levied at the media is troubling given your regulatory and oversight role over the industry," the senators added.
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The councils were largely ceremonial, but suddenly they were an opportunity for executives to take a stand against Mr. Trump's equivocations following the recent white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Va. And the executives, not often looked to for moral guidance, were being lauded for taking a principled stand against the president.
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Titled "Kanders Must Go," the letter, published on the Verso blog, expresses its support of the efforts of activists and museum staffers to remove the embattled vice-chairman, and calls upon artists in the Whitney Biennial and in the collection of the museum to join the fight and take a stand against Kanders.
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If you've even glanced at the news lately, you know that there's a lot to be cynical about — which is why it's awesome we're getting a movie about a man who used radical goodness to not only help children navigate an often frightening and confusing world, but also take a stand against injustice.
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Lewis then offered a short history lesson about how, and why, he and others adopted a policy of nonviolent civil disobedience: The forces of law and order in Alabama were so strong that to take a stand against this injustice, we had to be willing to sacrifice our lives for our cause.
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Conversely, supporters rarely take issue with a tacit habit when a footballer performs well – in fact their attitude usually falls somewhere between accommodating and faintly admiring – and thus there will always be a whiff of hypocrisy to those who take a stand against what is often the worst kept secret in the game.
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The 31-year-old became the face of Nike's 30th anniversary "Just Do It" campaign for his efforts to take a stand against racial inequality in the U.S. He started the international protest in August 2016 when he remained seated during the national anthem at the Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
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"Google and Facebook use the same manipulative tactics in the United States and the FTC needs to take a stand against Facebook and Google for deceiving the American people, as well as Europeans, into giving up their privacy," said John Simpson, Privacy and Technology Project director at Consumer Watchdog, in a statement.
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These crops, which include ubiquitous ingredients in our food supply, such as corn and soy, make news regularly whenever yet another food company decides to take a stand against them: Chipotle, Del Monte, and Hershey Foods are among the biggest names that have bowed to consumer pressure to offer non-GMO products.
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Last year, Lawrence Knight, 58, known simply as "Larry" in the rooms, took AA to the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal to take a stand against how non-believers have traditionally been treated in AA. Knight found sobriety through AA after his drinking became too much for him to control in the early 90s.
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"The cool thing for athletes to do now, apparently, is to snub any invitations to the White House in order to take a stand against the Donald Trump administration … This is a great effort on behalf of the Vice President to reach out with kindness," she wrote, referencing a supportive tweet Pence wrote to Rippon.
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But Ms. Dunbar, a 67-year-old social worker, was not about to press her Democratic senator to take a stand against the judge, as she fretted that a vote against a Trump nominee could jeopardize Ms. Heitkamp's already difficult bid for a second Senate term in a state where the president is popular.
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The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said if the measure got to Trump's desk there would probably be an intense debate between Trump aides worried it could undermine trade talks with China and those who believe it is time to take a stand against China on human rights and Hong Kong's status.
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Cespedes's lackluster performance in the Series made it a little easier for the Mets' front office to take a stand against offering him a lavish new deal for five or six years, which would have meant paying him big money in his mid-30s, when there was a good chance his offensive numbers would be declining.
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Following the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA, where hundreds of alt-right protesters marched on the University of Virginia's campus to chant messages like "blood and soil" and "we will not be replaced," plenty of celebrities have come out to take a stand against hateful, racist, and xenophobic rhetoric, even if it might mean losing fans.
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"I see this summit as a propaganda tool to pressure social media companies to allow hate, racism, xenophobia and religious bigotry, homophobia, to run wild," Jessica González, the founder of the Change the Terms coalition, which has pressured social media companies to take a stand against bigoted and extremist content online, told The Hill in a phone interview.
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The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said if the measure gets to Trump's desk there would likely be an intense debate between Trump aides worried that it could undermine trade talks with China and those who believe it is the time to take a stand against China on human rights and Hong Kong's status.
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READ MORE: These Five Women Are Revolutionizing the Craft Beer Game in Mexico John Holl, editor of All About Beer magazine and author of The American Craft Beer Cookbook, had his heart in a good place last month when he wrote that the magazine would take a stand against beers with names that objectify women or that rely on sexist advertising.
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Robert Yates from Wilmington, N.C., argued that civic participation is one of the most important things citizens — young and old — can do for their country: I believe that the willingness of teenagers to take a stand against the government is the most important factor in regards to the reversal of the socioeconomic damage previous generations have dealt to our country and planet.
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"Victoria's Secret has the opportunity to be a leader, to use its power and influence to bring about the changes that are urgently needed in our industry… If Victoria's Secret were to take a stand against these abuses and commit to meaningful change by joining the RESPECT Program, this would go a long way in helping our industry chart a new path forward," said the petition.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE called on people to take a stand against gun violence Friday after a shooter opened fire in a Santa Fe, Texas, high school, killing 10 people.
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Early next month, Congress will have a chance to take a stand against the policy of endless war when it votes on a bipartisan resolution that could end United States support for Saudi Arabia's brutal war in Yemen, which has caused thousands of civilian deaths using American-supplied bombs while destroying civilian infrastructure and imposing a blockade that has hindered the delivery of urgently needed humanitarian supplies.
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Bruce PoliquinBruce Lee PoliquinThe Hill's Morning Report - Mass shootings put spotlight on Trump, Congress Ex-GOP lawmaker from Maine says he won't run for his old seat in 2020 Making the case for ranked-choice voting MORE (R) is urging his followers to don New Balance sneakers to take a stand against Nike over its decision to use former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick in its "Just Do It" campaign.
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The move comes amid mounting pressure from House Democrats to take a stand against Trump's alleged political pressure on Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's son, Hunter Biden, during a July phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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We want America to be a place where no one can be turned away from a business because of who they love or fired from their job for who they are... It is for this reason that we must take a stand against prejudice, along with other artists and businesses, and join those in North Carolina who are working to oppose HB2 and repair what is currently unacceptable.
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Sen. 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.), the No. 2 Senate Democrat, wouldn't rule out that Democrats could try to block the bill unless they can get a vote on the Iran amendment "If McConnell decides to take a stand against any amendments then we're going to have to take a whip count," Durbin said.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) renewed her assault on "thin-skinned racist bully" Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Saturday, calling on Democrats to take a stand against the likely GOP presidential nominee.
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Rep. Pramila JayapalPramila JayapalMedicare for all: fears and facts House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death 'KamalaCare' fails to address big problem: That we cannot trust insurance companies MORE (D-Wash.) said Saturday that she was "proud to be arrested" along with hundreds of other protesters on Capitol Hill this week, and would do it again in order to take a stand against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's immigration policies.
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